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GBB BEDFORD SEMI: 3A #1 Rushville rallies to oust #5 Ev. Memorial, 60-49

Posted on 28 February 2010 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director
BEDFORD – I am not sure “it” can be defined. I don’t know what causes “it.” But upon arrival, “it” is as real and tangible as the nose on your face. 
“It” is what fuels the lightning-quick and lethal explosions of the Rushville Lions. In the Class 3A southern semistate played Feb. 27 at Bedford North Lawrence, “it” arrived with five and half minutes left to play and top-ranked Rushville desperately clinging to a 44-43 lead over No. 5 Evansville Memorial. 
Eighty seconds later the lead was 53-45, and everybody in attendance knew the Lions were headed to the state finals. They dominated the final minutes after the deciding surge and ultimately won, 60-49.
It had to be a disheartening loss for Evansville Memorial. The Tigers executed their game plan perfectly for more than 26 minutes and had the game hanging in the balance before “it” showed up. 
Memorial came into the contest wanting to shut down Rushville’s vaunted transition game and use its size advantage to score inside and control the boards. If they happened to get the Lions’ potent front line in foul trouble along the way, that was a bonus. They accomplished all of those things. 
In the end, it was not enough to overcome “it”.
Let’s set the stage. Both teams showed some nerves at the outset of the game. Rushville’s were apparent in cold shooting during the first quarter, Memorial’s manifested by six first-quarter turnovers. 
Still, the Tigers controlled the boards and shot well enough when they did get a shot to hold a 9-6 lead after one period.
Evansville Memorial’s Anna Hackert picked up her second foul early in the second quarter with the Tigers leading 12-8. With only one of the two towers of Memorial to deal with, Rushville (25-2) went on a quick 6-0 run. 
With a streak was fueled primarily by Shelbie Justice, Rushville’s do-it-all forward, it was the only time all day the Lions got their running game going. But the good times were short-lived for the Lions as Justice picked up a second foul of her own with 4:25 left in the half, and the game once again changed complexion. 
Memorial’s Mallory Ladd, a 6’2” offensive post machine, began to dominate inside for the Tigers. It appeared they would take control in the final minutes of the quarter. That is when Morgan Herbert, Rushville’s quiet assassin, first stepped forward. 
She hit two huge jumpers – one a 3-pointer – late in the half to send Rushville to intermission with a 25-21 lead. Much of that advantage could be attributed to five more Tiger turnovers caused by the Rushville defense in the second stanza.
It seemed Evansville Memorial (23-4) had found the solution to its turnover problems as the third quarter progressed. The Tigers committed only one miscue in the first six minutes of the period, and they also found some unexpected help from their back court. 
With Rushville’s defense draped all over Ladd, Memorial guards combined to drain four 3-pointers in the middle minutes of the third period. The barrage twice gave Memorial five-point leads. 
In both cases, however, the Quiet One came to the rescue. Herbert hit a trey to bring the Lions within two at 36-34, and the second time she hit a jumper to cut the margin back to three at 39-36. 
The Lions defense did the rest, causing two late turnovers to close within one at 41-40 after three periods.
Rushville began the fourth quarter by going to its bread and butter, Justice. She twice methodically made her way to the bucket on drives and put the Lions up 44-42. 
Then disaster seemingly struck. 
Justice picked up her fourth foul with 6:03 remaining and headed to the Rushville bench, and Memorial sank a charity toss to cut the lead to one. At the other end, senior Alexa Bess fired an air ball from beyond the arc. 
Rushville was in trouble.
The “it” came riding to the rescue. The Lions got a defensive stop and broke to the offensive end. Herbert found Bess in the corner, and the senior tried again from 3-point land. 
This one found nothing but net, and the ball might as well have glowed with a big red “R” as it nestled through the net. The fuse had been lit. 
Ladd responded with an inside bucket for Memorial, but Herbert immediately hit another three for the Lions. Then Rushville caused a turnover and added an old-fashioned three-point play. In just over a minute, nine points and renewed defensive pressure had given Rushville the game’s largest lead in either direction. 
The huge Rushville following was on its feet, and the Tigers were shell-shocked. They would never recover in the closing minutes. 
Justice ended the semistate victory with a hard-earned 21 points, while Herbert added 16. Bess had nine points, including the magical 3-pointer to start the rally.
The folks in Rushville may not be able to define or know what causes its hardwood magic, but you can rest assured they will do everything in their power to make sure the Lions pack ”it” for their trip to Fort Wane and the state finals. 
That will come at 6 p.m. ET March 6 against eighth-ranked Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (23-3), one of three Fort Wayne schools to make the finals set this year in their city for the first time. The Cadets defeated No. 14 Griffith, 54-36, to advance past the Elkhart Central Semistate.
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BB SECTIONALS: Uncle Mike’s predictions for the postseason

Posted on 28 February 2010 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director
It is that time again. The 100th rendition of the boys basketball state tournament will begin this coming week at 64 sectional sites. We have had a couple of days to digest the draw, so here is Uncle Mike’s analysis of the games and predicted sectional winners – plus those of Managing Editor E. Shawn Aylsworth, aka Cousin Ed, the creature whom Uncle Mike claims to know 20 times more about basketball than …
CLASS 4A
SECTIONAL 1 @ East Chicago Central
Uncle Mike: Makes no difference how the draw came out in this one. Munster is the superior team in the field. MUNSTER
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Not so fast, you ancient curmudgeon. The host Cardinals, three years removed from a 4A state title against Eric Gordon-led North Central (Indianapolis), only lost by eight to Munster back in early December. And East Chicago has played twice as hard a schedule. But Munster definitely has an easier draw. So what. EAST CHICAGO CENTRAL
SECTIONAL 2 @ Michigan City
Uncle Mike: Merrillville and Valparaiso drew into opposite brackets. Neither should have much difficulty reaching the final. They split close decisions during the season, each team winning on its home floor. I will take Valparaiso in a squeaker on the neutral floor at Michigan City. VALPARAISO
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: That 16-point, season-ending home loss to Michigan City by Valpo certainly raises eyebrows, enough to pick the Pirates. YARRRRRRRRR! MERRILLVILLE
SECTIONAL 3 @ South Bend Riley
Uncle Mike: Nothing ever turns out like it supposed to in a South Bend sectional. In this case, however, South Bend Riley – the favorite on paper – also drew the bye. I think that is enough to get them through. SOUTH BEND RILEY
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: I still can’t shake the visual of the ugliest postseason game I’ve ever seen a few years back when Penn lost the semistate at Kokomo to a Muncie Central team one year removed from being good – a vision that caused permanent retinal damage. Karma alone forces me to take the host Wildcats. SOUTH BEND RILEY
SECTIONAL 4 @ Elkhart Central
Uncle Mike: This is the same scenario as Sectional 3. Warsaw is the favorite and drew the bye. The big game here is the semifinal showdown with Concord. Warsaw won the regular season bout by six. Concord has been a little shaky late in the year, so I will take the Tigers. WARSAW
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: That Warsaw win was at Concord, and the Tigers have beaten all other sectional foes by double digits. WARSAW
SECTIONAL 5 @ Fort Wayne Northrop
Uncle Mike: There is nobody here that should stop Carroll (Fort Wayne). The style of play is a little worrisome for the Chargers, but I think they make it through. CARROLL
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Hold a sec, foo. Host Fort Wayne Northrop won by four at Carroll in December, played a tougher schedule, and quite possibly might be miffed at the likelihood the girls team will have its 57-game winning streak obliterated next weekend IN FORT WAYNE by Ben Davis. We’ll find out in Friday’s opener who’s boss. FORT WAYNE NORTHROP
SECTIONAL 6 @ Marion
Uncle Mike: The entire tournament is wrapped up in the first-round game between Homestead and Fort Wayne South. Homestead has only lost twice, but one of them was to South by three on the Archers’ floor. This is a neutral site, and I don’t think it will put the Spartans over the top. I will take South. FORT WAYNE SOUTH 
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Homestead has lost three of its last four. That’s no way to enter the postseason! Then again, South has lost three of its last five, but the Archers can rise to the occasion by virtue of a win over two-time defending 2A champ Fort Wayne Luers in December. Now where’s that coin … FORT WAYNE SOUTH
SECTIONAL 7 @ Kokomo
Uncle Mike: Everything says Lafayette Jefferson (the Bronchos have been hot, they have the bye). Kokomo has a first-round toughie versus Logansport. I don’t care. I will still take the host Wildkats. KOKOMO
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: WHAT?!?! Sure, the Bronchos were on a nine-game winning streak heading to the postseason, but they laid down in an 86-63 Hoosier Crossroads Conference championship chance at Hamilton Southeastern to end the season. There’s no way I’m taking Jeffkyl and Hyde, not after the insane roller coasterism of the last two seasons. Plus, Kokomo won at Jeff by three and beat the other three sectional opponents by double digits. KOKOMO
SECTIONAL 8 @ New Castle
Uncle Mike: New Castle is the best team, and the Trojans are at home. NEW CASTLE
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: There are two other schools (Pendleton Heights and Muncie Central) that are within two Sagarin power ratings points of the Trojans, Sparky, with the former having defeated New Castle by nine at home just two weeks ago. Then again, the hosts are 17-3. NEW CASTLE
SECTIONAL 9 @ Carmel
Uncle Mike: Hamilton Southeastern got a bye. The Royals beat both of the teams they might play, Zionsville by one and Noblesville by two. I do not think they beat either one a second time. Zionsville beat Noblesville when the Millers were short-handed. Meanwhile, Westfield should catch a Carmel team that has problems off the court. I see Westfield and Noblesville in the final, and the Millers moving on. NOBLESVILLE
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Without question, the state’s most difficult sectional with four teams among the Top 15 Sagarinwise (HSE No. 3, Carmel No. 4, Noblesville No. 14, Zionsville No. 15) – at least until all the bus shenanigans at Carmel stripped the squad of all its seniors but one and tarnished what should have been a celebration of top-shelf parity. I maintain that Zionsville has the most talent here, and the Eagles certainly have multiple sectional failures from recent seasons from which to atone. ZIONSVILLE
SECTIONAL 10 @ Lawrence Central
Uncle Mike: Did you ever think you would live to see a sectional that had both Jack Keefer- and Basil Mawbey-coached teams in it, and neither was favored? North Central (Indianapolis) is the best, and I think they will win it. But I have a sneaking suspicion that Indianapolis Broad Ripple is going to make noise in this one. NORTH CENTRAL
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: I chuckle every time I hear some Marion County coach talk about how much better North Central is than defending 4A state champ Bloomington South. Whatev. Still, this normally brutal sectional will be nothing more than a regional warm-up act for the Panthers, setting the stage for a monumental semistate date with the other Panthers – the unbeaten-in-46-games ones. NORTH CENTRAL
SECTIONAL 11 @ Greenwood
Uncle Mike: Franklin and Franklin Central are the only teams with a legitimate chance of stopping Center Grove. Franklin Central is too challenged offensively, and I can’t see the Trojans letting Franklin beat them twice. CENTER GROVE
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: CENTER GROVE
SECTIONAL 12 @ Indianapolis Tech
Uncle Mike: There is no sectional where the bye is more important. That is NOT because the field is so tough. It is because the entire field has been so totally inconsistent. There is not a team in this sectional you could reasonably expect to string together three strong performances in a row. Pike only has to put two together, and its first game versus Manual or Brownsburg is one it should clearly win. I will take the Red Devils over Ben Davis in the final. PIKE
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Wrong, Keebler. Wrong-o! Yes, Pike swept Ben Davis in their two meetings. But that was awhile ago, and the Giants have reeled off six straight wins to close out the season. Plus, the boys hafta be geeked over the impending second straight girls title that should occur about the same time they beat Pike for the sectional crown Saturday. BEN DAVIS
SECTIONAL 13 @ Plainfield
Uncle Mike: This should be an all-Terre Haute final. Under almost any circumstance, I would give the nod to the underdog. In this instance, however, I just do not think South is good enough to pull the upset. TERRE HAUTE NORTH
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Yes, this normally super-unpredictable field is way down this year, with only one of six teams having a winning record against 4A competition. That would be Terre Haute North, which drilled arch-rival Terre Haute South by 19 when they met in late January. Yikes. TERRE HAUTE NORTH
SECTIONAL 14 @ Columbus North
Uncle Mike: Bloomington South really caught a break in the draw. The two teams that could pull the upset, East Central and Columbus North, will have to face each other in the semis. The only chance for an upset was if South had to play them both. BLOOMINGTON SOUTH
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: The possibility of Bloomington South – nearly a 20-point power numbers favorite – blowing its chance to shut people up about the perceived deficiency to North Central prior to that circled semistate date March 20 is below zero. And yes, I know this is “Hoosier Hysteria” we’re talkin’ about. But South lost the opener here two years ago while scoring just 33 points, and ol’ J.R. will be reminding his Division I-laden charges about that constantly. BLOOMINGTON SOUTH
SECTIONAL 15 @ Seymour
Uncle Mike: The final should be the “Un-Civil War, Part II.” I’ll take New Albany. NEW ALBANY
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Gimme back that coin. New Albany and Jeffersonville are separated by three points according to Mr. Sagarin, so that’s negligible. New Albany’s three-game winning streak over Jeff in this sectional since a double-overtime loss in 2006 – all by double figures – is not. NEW ALBANY 
SECTIONAL 16 @ Evansville Harrison
Uncle Mike: If you have been waiting for an upset pick, here it is. This just sets up for Evansville Reitz. All the attention will be on the first-round game between Castle and Harrison. I think Harrison wins that one but has a letdown later. Reitz, meanwhile, has an easy road through the other bracket. EVANSVILLE REITZ
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: I never, ever get this sectional right, meaning whatever follows the period just … doesn’t … matter. EVANSVILLE HARRISON
CLASS 3A
(NOTE: I have already set the appointment because anyone who tries to pick this class should have their head examined.)
SECTIONAL 17 @ Gary Roosevelt
Uncle Mike: It isn’t like the old days in Gary when being the favorite almost guaranteed you lost. Wallace is the best, and I think it will win. GARY WALLACE
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Based on the power ratings, draw, and field, John Harrell’s website tells us that Wallace is a 66.8 percent favorite over Roosevelt (31.8). That’s plenty for me. GARY WALLACE

SECTIONAL 18 @ Knox
Uncle Mike: I am guessing Rensselaer pulls at least one upset by downing Andrean in the second round. I don’t think they can pull two of them. I will take Griffith. GRIFFITH
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Andrean plays the toughest schedule here and rates a two-point Sagarin fave over Griffith. I’ll stick with the numbers. ANDREAN

SECTIONAL 19 @ Plymouth
Uncle Mike: Plymouth isn’t great, but the Pilgrims are good enough to conquer this field. The only challenge would be from Glenn, but their schedules just do not compare. PLYMOUTH
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Huh? Culver Academies already won at Plymouth by five just two weeks ago, and the Eagles are nearly 10-point favorites over Glenn. Show me the money. CULVER ACADEMIES

SECTONAL 20 @ Frankfort
Uncle Mike: How is this for scientific? The two best teams are Western and West Lafayette, due to meet in the semifinals. History says West Lafayette only wins the title in years ending with nine (1989, 1999, 2009). Therefore, go with Western. WESTERN
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Mike, a train leaves Kansas City heading west at 35 miles an hour … This field is not as strong as it usually is, opening the door for an upset. Western is three points better than the rest of the field in Sagarin’s view, but I once was told by some old geezer that the only true color for a devil is red, nines be damned! WEST LAFAYETTE

SECTIONAL 21 @ Columbia City
Uncle Mike: The draw pits the two best teams, Columbia City and Wawasee, against each other in a semifinal. Wawasee can score in bunches. The Warriors also let other teams score in bushels. Meanwhile, Columbia City lives on defense. I will go with that. COLUMBIA CITY
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: The hosts are 5-1 vs. Class 3A competition and won by eight at Wawasee right before Christmas. Those two should meet in the deciding semifinal, so I’ll stick with the proven commodity at home that’s a 61.5 percent probability. COLUMBIA CITY

SECTIONAL 22 @ Norwell
Uncle Mike: Here is the first example of insanity resulting from trying to pick this class. The draw came out even. Everything points to a Peru versus Fort Wayne Elmhurst final. Raw talent might go narrowly to Elmhurst. Normally, strength of schedule would go that way, but I am not sure it does in this case. All that being said, Peru is the best-coached team I have seen all year, and I think the Tigers are on a mission for at least a regional title. All hail the Circus City. PERU
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Peru’s only loss came in game 2 by two on the road at 4A Logansport – everything else has been smooth sailing since with nobody scoring more than 53 on the Tigers all season. I like the circus! PERU

SECTIONAL 23 @ Harding
Uncle Mike: I see the white coats coming. This is a toss-up. I am going to take Harding because I am a coward, but the winner of the New Haven versus Fort Wayne Dwenger game will make noise. New Haven just beat Harding in overtime recently at Harding. HARDING
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Dwenger is the favorite by one of Uncle Mike’s considerable nose hairs here (37.8 to 37.3 percent), and Harding thumped the Saints by 11 on the road. The home-court advantage and recent tournament success bodes well for the Hawks. HARDING

SECTIONAL 24 @ Muncie South
Uncle Mike: I do not care what the draw is or who is in the field. I am taking Mississinewa, and that is entirely a pick with my heart. The Indians deserve a championship with everything they have been through. MISSISSINEWA
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Yes, I like the Indians, too. Especially at 19-1. OLE MISS

SECTIONAL 25 @ Danville
Uncle Mike: It isn’t the sectional that is hard here. It will be the regional. DANVILLE
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Danville is the second-biggest sectional favorite in the state, trailing only 1A top-ranked Bowman Academy (84.4) at 80.2 percent. Ain’t no upsets happenin’ here, boss. DANVILLE

SECTIONAL 26 @ Beech Grove
Uncle Mike: The draw leads to a Roncalli versus Indianapolis Howe Academy final. Everything says Howe, and the Hornets are more talented. But I don’t think Roncalli will back down, and frankly I think the Rebels are better coached. RONCALLI
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: All six schools have a winning record, and nobody really stands out. Still, I’ll hang with Howe. INDIANAPOLIS HOWE ACADEMY

SECTIONAL 27 @ Mt. Vernon (Fortville)
Uncle Mike: Mt. Vernon will win it, but the Marauders will struggle in Game 1. MT. VERNON (FORTVILLE)
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Gramps wasn’t kidding about that regional. MT. VERNON (FORTVILLE)

SECTIONAL 28 @ Greensburg
Uncle Mike: My head is spinning. If the Pirates are full strength, I will take Greensburg. That is the second sign of insanity, because nobody picks against Batesville at tourney time. GREENSBURG
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: YARRRRRRRRRRRR! A pair of recent road losses will focus the 17-2 hosts. Hopefully. GREENSBURG

SECTIONAL 29 @ Owen Valley
Uncle Mike: The draw worked out very well for Sullivan, and the Golden Arrows are the best team going in. SULLIVAN
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: The 20-2 alma mater of our long-ago “Indiana Sports’ Greatest Moments” voice Jerry Baker is too good of a feel-good story not to advance here. SULLIVAN

SECTIONAL 30 @ Corydon
Uncle Mike: These Southern Indiana sectionals are always a toss-up because they are civil wars. I think the difference in this one is probably the home-court advantage. I will take Corydon. CORYDON
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: Corydon rolled Crawford County, the only other team in this sectional with a winning record, by 30 ON THE ROAD. Spankity, spankity, spankity! CORYDON

SECTIONAL 31 @ Washington
Uncle Mike: Come on. This is at the Hatchet House, and Washington got beat in the regional last year. You tell me what the chances are of them letting a chance for revenge slip away.
WASHINGTON
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: What he said. WASHINGTON

SECTIONAL 32 @ Boonville
Uncle Mike: This one is almost impossible to handicap. Defending 3A state champion Princeton is the most-talented team, but the Tigers are an implosion waiting to happen. They also will have to play three very difficult games. I think they get past Boonville in the semis because the Pioneers are not as comfortable on the big stage. I see the meltdown coming versus Evansville Memorial in the championship tilt. EVANSVILLE MEMORIAL
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: I really wanna see that Friday semifinal between the host Pioneers and Princeton! But it looks like me and the old **** will be making a road trip to Fort Wayne this weekend, so I can only be there in spirit to root for the school where my pops was All-Regional back in 1948. BOONVILLE

After completing his analysis and picks for 4A and 3A, Uncle Mike is now hiding in an undisclosed location because he is sure the masses are out to shoot him. He is probably right. Nonetheless, here is his wisdom concerning 2A and 1A (and Cousin Ed’s quick picks since time is becoming of the S-ence …
CLASS 2A
SECTIONAL 33 @ LAKE STATION
Uncle Mike: The draw put favorites Wheeler and Hammond Noll in opposite brackets. There is little reason to believe those two will not see each other in the final. Wheeler has won two games versus Noll this season, and both have been relatively easy. My money says the Bearcats will win a third. WHEELER
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: WHEELER
SECTIONAL 34 @ BOONE GROVE
Uncle Mike: Boone Grove is the clear favorite, and nothing in the draw poses a threat to that. BOONE GROVE
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: BOONE GROVE
SECTIONAL 35 @ FAIRFIELD
Uncle Mike: Westview caught a big break in the draw. The Warriors do not have to face Northern State competition until the final. That will likely be Jimtown. I will take Westview. WESTVIEW
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: WESTVIEW
SECTIONAL 36 @ GARRETT
Uncle Mike: There is not a favorite in this very weak field. The contestants feature the lower half of the Northeast Corner and the Allen County Athletic. I believe the ACAC is a much better conference this season, so I lean toward Garrett. GARRETT
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: CHURUBUSCO
SECTIONAL 37 @ DELPHI 
Uncle Mike: Carroll (Flora) has the most talent in the field, but the Cougars have been terribly inconsistent. Fountain Central could muster a challenge. CARROLL (FLORA)
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: CARROLL (FLORA)
SECTIONAL 38 @ BLUFFTON
Uncle Mike: Not only this sectional but also much of the 2A tournament will be settled Friday between Bluffton and Fort Wayne Luers. Hoosier Authority will be there to cover all of that action. Luers has shown signs of being more vulnerable this time around. Therefore, I am picking what most people will think is an upset despite the rankings. BLUFFTON
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: BLUFFTON
SECTIONAL 39 @ CASS
Uncle Mike: The verdict should be decided in the semifinal between Southwood and North Miami. It will be a toss-up. North Miami won the regular-season battle by one on its home floor. I think Southwood is playing a little better down the stretch. SOUTHWOOD
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: NORTH MIAMI
SECTIONAL 40 @ TAYLOR
Uncle Mike: The draw pits the two favorites against each other in the opening game. Even at Taylor, I don’t think the Titans can hang with the Blue Devils. TIPTON
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: TIPTON
SECTIONAL 41 @ ALEXANDRIA
Uncle Mike: There is no bigger home-court advantage than at Alexandria. The Tigers will need it. They should get always-tough Winchester in the second round and have Wapahani waiting in the championship tilt. I think Alex gets past Winchester. I am tempted to think Wapahani might catch them looking forward, but I can’t go against a Garth Cone-coached team. ALEXANDRIA
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: ALEXANDRIA
SECTIONAL 42 @ HAGERSTOWN
Uncle Mike: The draw sets up for a Centerville versus Union County final. The field sets up for an upset. I will go chalk and take Centerville, but don’t be surprised if Knightstown takes the Bulldogs out early. CENTERVILLE
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: EASTERN HANCOCK
SECTIONAL 43 @ INDIANAPOLIS WASHINGTON
Uncle Mike: Call it balanced or call it mediocre, but this is a hard one to handicap. I will take the host Continentals. INDIANAPOLIS WASHINGTON
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: INDIANAPOLIS WASHINGTON
SECTIONAL 44 @ SOUTH RIPLEY
Uncle Mike: Nowhere is the draw playing a bigger part in things. Switzerland County may be the best of these teams, but the Pacers have a murderous route to the title. It would require beating Southwestern (Hanover), Lawrenceburg, and South Ripley. I think they get past the first two but not the third. SOUTH RIPLEY
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: LAWRENCEBURG
SECTIONAL 45 @ NORTH KNOX
Uncle Mike: South Knox and Eastern Greene are destined for a rematch of a game won handily by South Knox. The Spartans will again. SOUTH KNOX
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: SOUTH KNOX
SECTIONAL 46 @ SOUTH PUTNAM
Uncle Mike: This one looks like a Covenant Christian (Indianapolis) versus Monrovia final. This is the year of the dog. MONROVIA
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: TRI-WEST HENDRICKS
SECTIONAL 47 @ PAOLI
Uncle Mike: Brownstown should face Austin in the final. It is no secret that I am not a fan of some of the whining that has come from Brownstown through the years, but it is also not a secret that the Braves have the best team. BROWNSTOWN
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: BROWNSTOWN
SECTIONAL 48 @ FOREST PARK
Uncle Mike: North Posey probably didn’t need the bye that the Vikings got. NORTH POSEY
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: NORTH POSEY
CLASS A
SECTIONAL 49 @ MORGAN TOWNSHIP
Uncle Mike: Let’s face it. Bowman Academy really wouldn’t need to suit up the varsity to win this one. BOWMAN ACADEMY
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: BOWMAN ACADEMY
SECTIONAL 50 @ TRITON
Uncle Mike: The same thing applies for Triton in this field. TRITON
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: TRITON
SECTIONAL 51 @ HAMILTON
Uncle Mike: The top end of this field is completely even. They have all played each other and the games have been very close. I am going with Bethany Christian because I like the way they have been playing down the stretch. BETHANY CHRISTIAN
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: FORT WAYNE BLACKHAWK CHRISTIAN
SECTIONAL 52 @ TRI-COUNTY
Uncle Mike: The draw sets up for a West Central versus Pioneer final. I will take the Trojans. WEST CENTRAL
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: WEST CENTRAL
SECTIONAL 53 @ TRI-CENTRAL
Uncle Mike: The first-round battle between Lafayette Central Catholic and Frontier should have been a great one, but injury has put an end to that as Frontier has lost its main guard. It opens the way for the Knights. LAFAYETTE CENTRAL CATHOLIC
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: LAFAYETTE CENTRAL CATHOLIC
SECTIONAL 54 @ SOUTHERN WELLS
Uncle Mike: Southern Wells takes advantage of one of the weakest fields in the state. SOUTHERN WELLS
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: COWAN
SECTIONAL 55 @ BLUE RIVER VALLEY
Uncle Mike: Monroe Central should see host Blue River in the title tilt. That will be a challenge, but I go with Monroe Central as I believe the Golden Bears think they can make a deep run. MONROE CENTRAL
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: MONROE CENTRAL
SECTIONAL 56 @ NORTH VERMILLION
Uncle Mike: Home-court advantage could play a role here. I’ll take North Vermillion to get past both Covington and Rockville into the final. The Falcons should face Attica, which I think is way underrated. ATTICA
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: ATTICA
SECTIONAL 57 @ WHITE RIVER VALLEY
Uncle Mike: The semifinal round should pit White River Valley against Shakamak. It will be revenge time. WHITE RIVER VALLEY
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: SHAKAMAK
SECTIONAL 58 @ EDINBURGH
Uncle Mike: This is one of those fields where a team simply gets dropped in because the IHSAA has no place else to put them. In this instance it is Indianapolis Irvington, and the Ravens happen to be the best squad in this seven-team field. INDIANAPOLIS IRVINGTON
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: INDIANAPOLIS IRVINGTON
SECTIONAL 59 @ INDIANAPOLIS ATTUCKS
Uncle Mike: I am picking what many will think is an upset here. I will take Indianapolis Tindley over Indianapolis Lutheran in the final. INDIANAPOLIS TINDLEY
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: INDIANAPOLIS LUTHERAN
SECTIONAL 60 @ SOUTH DECATUR
Uncle Mike: Defending state champion Jac-Cen-Del is in this field. The Eagles will be supplanted by new sectional champion Shawe Memorial, otherwise known as Madison Shawe. MADISON SHAWE
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: MADISON SHAWE
SECTIONAL 61 SPRINGS VALLEY
Uncle Mike: Orleans should win this one easily. ORLEANS
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: ORLEANS
SECTIONAL 62 @ BORDEN
Uncle Mike: This is another field that is very hard to handicap, but I will take the favorite in Lanesville. LANESVILLE
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: LANESVILLE
SECTIONAL 63 @ LOOGOOTEE
Uncle Mike: Barr-Reeve gets the host Lions right out of the gate in this six-team tourney. They Vikings then would have to get past Vincennes Rivet, but none of that matters. There is no way I am picking against Barr-Reeve after what happened last year (a major buzzer hose job at North Daviess) – winning this is a crusade for the Vikes at this point, and you cannot blame them. BARR-REEVE
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: BARR-REEVE
SECTIONAL 64 @ WOOD MEMORIAL
Uncle Mike: Everything in me wants to pick New Harmony in the upset, and it would not be that far-fetched. I just can’t do it, though. WOOD MEMORIAL
Not-far-enough-removed Cousin Ed: WOOD MEMORIAL

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GBB SEMISTATES: Results

Posted on 27 February 2010 by .

Here are results from the Feb. 28 semistate round of the 34th Annual IHSAA Girls Basketball State Tournament plus the state finals schedule, courtesy of John Harrell’s splendiferous website:
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SEMISTATES
Date: Saturday, Feb. 27
Times: All times ET
Admission: $7
Home team: The winners of the even-numbered regionals will be the designated home teams.
NORTH
1. Elkhart Central (Northside Gym)
3A – #8 Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 54, #14 Griffith 36
4A – #5 Merrillville 60, Fort Wayne Snider 53
2. Warsaw
1A – #2 Fort Wayne Canterbury 58, #4 Turkey Run 53
2A – #12 Fort Wayne Luers 57, Winamac 44
SOUTH
3. Southport
2A – #2 Austin 72, #1 Winchester 48
4A – #1 Ben Davis 65, #4 Floyd Central 28
4. Bedford North Lawrence
1A – #1 Vincennes Rivet 55, #7 Waldron 38
3A – #1 Rushville 60, #5 Evansville Memorial 49
STATE FINALS
Date: Saturday, March 6
Times: All times ET
Site: Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, 4000 Parnell Avenue, Fort Wayne
Admission: Session $15, season $25
Reserved single-session tickets can be purchased at the participating schools the week of the state finals (contact participating schools for ticket-distribution hours). Any remaining tickets may be purchased on game day at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum.
Home team: The winners of the north semistates will be the designated home teams.
SESSION I
Class A State Championship: #1 Vincennes Rivet (26-0) vs. #2 Fort Wayne Canterbury (24-2). 10:30a
Class 2A State Championship: #2 Austin (25-2) vs. #12 Fort Wayne Luers (18-7). App. 12:45p
SESSION II
Class 3A State Championship: #1 Rushville (25-2) vs. #8 Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (23-3). 6p
Class 4A State Championship: #1 Ben Davis (27-0) vs. #5 Merrillville (25-1). App. 8:45p
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BB: Columbus East ends rough regular season with 67-47 win at Plainfield

Posted on 27 February 2010 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director

PLAINFIELD – It has been a difficult year for Columbus East. Long-time coach Steve Brunes was forced to take a leave of absence to deal with a family illness; that, of course, cast a shadow of uncertainty over the campaign.

The young Olympians have lost close games and played the usual rugged Hoosier Hills Conference schedule. Entering the regular-season finale at Plainfield, they stood just 5-15 on the season.

To make matters worse, East is looking at the prospect of facing the Class 4A top-ranked Bloomington South Panthers – they of the 46-game winning streak – in a Sectional 14 semifinal March 5 at Columbus North.

Despite all of the adversity, the Olympians looked like anything but a deflated or defeated basketball team Feb. 26. They battled the bigger Quakers on the boards and outplayed the hosts in most other phases of the game to post a 67-47 victory.

In his first year at Plainfield, coach Clay Bolser has instilled a clear style of play in his Plainfield squad: speed, up the tempo, and attack the basket. The Quakers did both quite well in the first quarter against Columbus East.

The Quakers found driving lanes versus East’s man-to-man defense and controlled the offensive glass to close on a 9-4 run and hold a 17-16 advantage after eight minutes.

Olympian assistant coach Mark Meier responded by putting his charges into a 2-3 zone at the beginning of the second stanza. The move was as much to slow the tempo of the game as anything else. But it proved to be the magic potion for Columbus East.

The Os held the Quakers to just eight points in the quarter and only two over the final five minutes. It allowed the Olympians to grab a two-point, 27-25 halftime lead despite frigid shooting in the period.

The visitor’s offense did not struggle in the third quarter as Columbus East threw 17 points on the board during the period, its zone continuing to confound Plainfield. The margin had expanded to 44-34 entering the fourth quarter, forcing the Quakers into a press midway through the final eight minutes.

It nearly brought them back. Trailing 48-36, Plainfield went on a 9-4 run that included three more missed opportunities to score. Those came back to haunt the hosts as Columbus East made it into the bonus with four minutes remaining and was able to seal the verdict from the charity stripe.

In fact, the Olympians closed the game on an 11-0 run.

Guards Josh McDonald and Nate Rich led Columbus East with 17 points each, while Plainfield 6’4” junior Chris Page took game-high honors with 22 markers. The Quakers close at 7-14 and look forward to an opening-round home battle at 6 p.m. ET March 2 with Terre Haute North in Sectional 13 play.

The box score:
                
Columbus East        16    11    17    23    –    67
Plainfield                   17     8      9     13    –    47

Columbus East: McDonald 17, Rich 17, Imlay 12, Kelley 10, Renshaw 6, Maley 3, Harris 2, Galle 0, Thompson 0

Plainfield: Page 22, Johnson 8, Cox 7, Smith 6, Hanna 2, Walker 2, Brackney 0, Jones 0, Mershon 0, Wheeler 0

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BB: Uncle Mike’s Notebook, pre-sectionals

Posted on 27 February 2010 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director

With the end of a long regular season wacky things start to happen, not the least of which is that Uncle Mike stayed up late enough to share this wisdom with us …

Northern Indiana
Bethany Christian 46, Fremont 32
This is not good. A public school should not lose to a private school with a woman’s name unless she is a saint.

Fort Wayne Luers 116, Fort Wayne North 64
Think some people had a certain record in mind? Deshaun Thomas leads Luers with 38 points, meaning he’ll need 35 a game and the Knights to make the 2A finals again to catch Damon.

Monroe Central 109, Southern Wells 100 (OT)
Wow, the NBA All-Star Game broke out in northeast Indiana.

Michigan City 62, Valparaiso 46
There is no logical explanation for this other than the sectional being right around the corner and everybody had to make sure this sectional will, as usual, make no sense.

Wheeler 75, Hobart 47
Remember the good ol’ days when Wheeler was just another small Porter County school that the big boys picked on?

Central Indiana
Columbus East 67, Plainfield 47
On this night, Quakers was an appropriate nickname for Plainfield – they were definitely non-confrontational in this one.

Franklin Central 39, Bedford North Lawrence 36
Rumor has it they had to wake up the official scorer when the game was over.

Lawrence North 59, Terre Haute North 44
Don’t look now, but Jack and the boys are heating it up.

Southport 75, Mooresville 54
That’s two in a row for the Cardinals. It’s not exactly the ’27 Yankees, but they are definitely getting better. (Hey, grandpa! Were you AT the Yanks’ sweep of the Pirates LOL?)

Southern Indiana
Crawford County 50, Paoli 47
Bonus points for anyone who can describe, in less than 50 words, how to get to Crawford County.

Edinburgh 42, Brown County 40
Do you know how good a shot you have to be to bring down an Eagle with a lance?

Shoals 47, Vincennes Rivet 46 (OT)
Shoals is winning entirely too many athletic contests lately. It is throwing off the balance of nature in the hill country.

South Knox 49, Wood Memorial 48
Is it fair to say they “knoxed” on wood? Oh lord, that was bad.

Switzerland County 64, Madison 61
This is a violation of neutrality.

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BSw STATE FINALS: #2 Carmel captures 12th title

Posted on 27 February 2010 by .

From ihsaa.org

INDIANAPOLIS – Winning one individual championship and a relay, second-ranked Carmel claimed the team title Feb. 27 in the 73rd Annual IHSAA Boys Swimming & Diving State Finals at the Indiana University Natatorium in Indianapolis.
CHECK OUT THE VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS AND INTERVIEWS AS WELL AS ACTION PHOTOS FROM INDIANA UNIVERSITY STUDENT JOURNALIST STEPHANIE DUNCAN!!
Carmel finished with 245 points, with top-ranked Munster the runner-up at 217 and two-time defending champ No. 3 Chesterton finishing third at 153.
It was the Greyhounds’ first team title since 2004 and a state-leading 12th overall. It was the first title on the boys side for Carmel coach Chris Plumb, who’s led the school’s girls team to its last four crowns.
Junior Matt Gerth won the 200-yard freestyle in 1:40.08, and the 400 free relay team put an exclamation point on the team title by winning the last event of the meet as Nik Astashinsky, Jonathan Astashinsky, Charles Williams, and Gerth combined to win in 3:06.56.
The talk of the meet, however, was the performance turned in by Chesterton senior Matt Whitaker, arguably the best swimmer the state has ever seen.
Whitaker won two individual events and a relay on Saturday, setting a national record, a state record on time for the second day in a row, a career state record, and tying another career mark.
In winning an unprecedented fourth straight state championship in the 200 individual medley, Whitaker broke his own national high school record of a year ago in 1:44.55. His previous best of 1:45.25 had come in the championship final of last year’s state meet, and he swam 1:48.10 in Friday’s prelims.
He also carried home his first title in the 500 freestyle, setting the state record on back-to-back nights. Whitaker clocked home in 4:19.79, bettering his Friday prelim time of 4:21.55.
Whitaker also anchored the Trojans’ winning 200 free relay, following teammates Matt Roseicki, Tyler Fozkos, and Taylor Zakhar into the pool. The foursome touched in 1:24.39, giving Chesterton the event for the second time in three years.
In pocketing the two individual titles, Whitaker became the state leader with eight to surpass Carmel’s Jason Lancaster’s seven wins from 1991 to 1994. Whitaker won all four years in the 200 IM, three times in 100 butterfly, and the 500 free. His fourth relay crown brought his total to 12 overall state titles, tying him with Lancaster for the most in state history.
Junior teammate Fozkos joined him on top of the awards podium, repeating as the 50 free champion in :20.84.
Fourth-ranked Hamilton Southeastern senior Nathan Kinney won the 100 free for the second year in a row in :45.51 but came up short in his attempt to repeat in the 100 backstroke, taking third.
Munster junior Kevin Behrens won that event and joined Whitaker in winning three blue-ribbon medals on the day. Behrens won the backstroke in :49.51, grabbed the 100 butterfly in :48.46, and also was the third leg of the Mustangs’ 200 medley relay champion (1:33.30) that included Dillon Thompson, Joe Wulf, and Patrick Raycroft.
In the 1-meter diving competition, Bloomington South went 1-2 as Darian Schmidt won with 532.40 points and was followed by Danton Rogers with 521.25. Rogers was also a part of the Panthers’ third-place 200 free relay squad.
Seymour’s Kameron Chastain capped his senior year with the 100 breaststroke win in :55.41.
This year’s attendance drew a state-finals record 5,433, topping the 1998 mark of 5,332.
2010 state champions
200 Medley Relay – Munster (Dillon Thompson 11, Joe Wulf 12, Kevin Behrens 11, Patrick Raycroft 12), 1:33.30
200 Freestyle – Matt Gerth, 11, Carmel, 1:40.08
200 Individual Medley – Kyle Whitaker, 12, Chesterton, 1:44.55 (state, national record)
50 Freestyle – Tyler Fozkos, 11, Chesterton, 20.84
One Meter Diving – Darian Schmidt, 12, Bloomington South, 532.40 points
100 Butterfly – Kevin Behrens, 11, Munster, 48.46
100 Freestyle – Nathan Kinney, 12, Hamilton Southeastern, 45.51
500 Freestyle – Kyle Whitaker, 12, Chesterton, 4:19.79 (state record)
200 Freestyle Relay – Chesterton (Matt Roseicki 12, Tyler Fozkos 11, Taylor Zakhar 12, Kyle Whitaker 12) 1:24.39
100 Backstroke – Kevin Behrens, 11, Munster, 49.51
100 Breaststroke – Kameron Chastain, 12, Seymour, 55.41
400 Freestyle Relay – Carmel (Nik Astashinsky 12, Jonathan Astashinsky 9, Charles Williams 12, Matt Gerth 11) 3:06.56

Chesterton’s Whitaker wins Mental Attitude Award
Following the meet, members of the IHSAA Executive Committee selected Kyle Whitaker of Chesterton as this year’s winner of the Mental Attitude Award in boys swimming & diving. Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, IHSAA’s corporate partner, presented the school with a $1,000 scholarship in his name.
The award is presented annually to a senior, nominated by his principal and coach, who demonstrates excellence in mental attitude, scholarship, leadership, and athletic ability.
The Chesterton senior made history this weekend after winning a record eighth individual title, bringing his total to 12 overall championships. He’s a part of four IHSAA state records (200 medley relay, 200 individual medley, 100 butterfly, and 500 free) and one national record (200 IM). He competed in the 2008 Olympic Trials and will be swimming for the United States this year in June. 
Kyle is active within his church youth group and is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The son of Steve and Lisa Whitaker of Chesterton is also working with fellow classmates and the Duneland Chamber of Commerce to help develop the city of Chesterton.
Whitaker is ranked in the top 25 percent of his class and will attend the University of Michigan on a swimming scholarship.
“Kyle has always led by example, both with his words and his actions,” said James Goetz, Chesterton principal. “Hs indeed a very special individual and a great role model. He has been an inspiration to everyone who has come in contact with him.”

Team scores
1. #2 Carmel 245
2. #1 Munster 217
3. #3 Chesterton 153
4. #4 Hamilton Southeastern 138
5. #5 Fishers 126
6. #11 Bloomington South 102
7. #13 North Central (Indianapolis) 90
8. #10 Seymour 84
9. #7 Northridge 82
10. #12 Homestead 76
11. Franklin 75
12. #13 Zionsville 63
13. #8 Concord 59
14. #16 Westfield 53
15. #17 Brebeuf 51
15. Floyd Central 51
17. #9 Noblesville 46
18. Terre Haute South 41
18. #19 Michigan City 41
20. #19 Portage 40
21. #6 Castle 38
22. Park Tudor 33
23. Rensselaer 32
24. Lawrence North 31
25. #18 Tri-West Hendricks 25
25. #15 Carroll (Fort Wayne) 25
27. Batesville 22
28. Plainfield 21
29. Valparaiso 16
29. West Lafayette 16
29. Center Grove 16
32. Indianapolis Cathedral 15
33. LaPorte 14
33. Huntington North 14
35. Bedford North Lawrence 13
36. Whiteland 12
37. West Vigo 11
37. Jeffersonville 11
37. South Bend St. Joseph’s 11
40. Yorktown 10
41. Hamilton Heights 9
42. Franklin Central 8
43. Jennings County 6
43. Mishawaka Marian 6
45. Evansville Reitz 5
46. East Central 4
46. International 4
46. Pendleton Heights 4
46. Anderson Highland 4
50. New Albany 3
50. Goshen 3
50. Crown Point 3
53. Terre Haute North 1
53. Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 1
The individual results:

#1 Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay
State Record: 1:32.01* 2009 Chesterton
1:39.89 SCUT
A – Final
1 MUNS 1:33.30 40.0
Dillon Thompson 11 Joe Wulf 12
Kevin Behrens 11 Patrick Raycroft 12
24.41 25.45 21.65 21.79
2 CHES 1:33.91 34.0
Kyle Whitaker 12 Matt Roseicki 12
Tyler Fozkos 11 Taylor Zakhar 12
22.67 27.10 22.52 21.62
3 HSE 1:35.46 32.0
Justin Rossillo 11 Seth Essington 12
Nathan Kinney 12 Rick Kelley 9
24.48 26.62 21.77 22.59
4 SEYM 1:35.51 30.0
Cam Wiethoff 12 Kameron Chastain 12
Sam Montgomery 9 Chase Schneider 12
24.33 24.65 24.25 22.28
5 NCIN 1:36.10 28.0
James Costin 10 Zechariah Banks 10
Casey Crist 12 Ted Steinkamp 9
24.13 26.84 23.66 21.47
6 NRID 1:36.66 26.0
Aaron Troyer 11 Brennen Berger 9
Nathaniel Stoller 11 JJ Frey 11
25.26 27.03 23.04 21.33
7 CAR 1:36.80 24.0
Nik Astashinsky 12 John Stuy 11
Michael Vinyard 11 Charles Thomas 12
24.25 27.19 23.75 21.61
— ZION DQ
Nick Torrance 11 Ian Boggs 11
Peter Lyon 10 Andrew Cardosi 11
25.46 27.13 22.81 21.45
B – Final
9 HMST 1:37.79 18.0
Jacob Cook 10 Patrick Smith 12
Blake Johnson 11 Joel Foreman 10
25.55 27.33 22.87 22.04
10 LAWN 1:38.74 14.0
Sam Reed 11 Adam Ferendo 12
Christian Kautzman 12 Aaron Sherman 11
25.89 27.07 23.43 22.35
11 CAFW 1:39.01 12.0
Michael Kline 12 Grant Music 9
Jacob Felger 12 Arec Hess 12
24.92 27.06 24.87 22.16
12 THSO 1:39.02 10.0
Thomas Weber 12 Addison Bray 11
Alex Linkenheld 10 Brett Glendening 12
26.56 25.22 24.61 22.63
13 MICH 1:39.07 8.0
Ryan Byers 11 Nathan Quinlan 11
Cameron Miller 11 Kyle Plummer 12
26.06 27.09 23.18 22.74
14 FC 1:39.16 6.0
Oscar Anderson 9 Andrew Cato 11
Max Hollingsworth 12 Brock Slavens 11
26.33 26.31 25.35 21.17
15 FCEN 1:39.90 4.0
Tyler Arentzen 9 Jake Wildauer 12
Eric Montgomery 12 Aaron Stevenson 11
26.62 27.96 24.53 20.79
16 RENS 1:40.34 2.0
Kory Chapman 12 Kyle Whitaker 12
Casey Hooker 11 Ben Scheurich 12
28.07 27.24 23.82 21.21
Preliminaries
1 MUNS 1:33.72
Dillon Thompson 11 Joe Wulf 12
Kevin Behrens 11 Patrick Raycroft 12
24.30 25.82 21.64 21.96
2 CHES 1:34.57
Kyle Whitaker 12 Matt Roseicki 12
Tyler Fozkos 11 Taylor Zakhar 12
22.87 27.03 22.96 21.71
3 SEYM 1:35.73
Cam Wiethoff 12 Kameron Chastain 12
Sam Montgomery 9 Chase Schneider 12
24.19 24.92 24.28 22.34
4 HSE 1:35.75
Justin Rossillo 11 Seth Essington 12
Rick Kelley 9 Nathan Kinney 12
24.44 26.63 23.66 21.02
5 NCIN 1:35.94
James Costin 10 Zechariah Banks 10
Casey Crist 12 Ted Steinkamp 9
24.07 26.87 23.56 21.44
6 CAR 1:36.47
Nik Astashinsky 12 John Stuy 11
Michael Vinyard 11 Charles Thomas 12
24.17 27.15 23.45 21.70
7 ZION 1:36.68
Nick Torrance 11 Ian Boggs 11
Peter Lyon 10 Andrew Cardosi 11
25.27 27.32 22.57 21.52
8 NRID 1:36.96
Aaron Troyer 11 Brennen Berger 9
Nathaniel Stoller 11 JJ Frey 11
25.25 26.79 23.24 21.68
9 HMST 1:37.46
Jacob Cook 10 Patrick Smith 12
Blake Johnson 11 Joel Foreman 10
25.19 27.80 22.68 21.79
10 MICH 1:38.19
Ryan Byers 11 Nathan Quinlan 11
Cameron Miller 11 Kyle Plummer 12
25.85 26.60 23.15 22.59
11 CAFW 1:38.39
Michael Kline 12 Grant Music 9
Jacob Felger 12 Arec Hess 12
24.58 27.31 24.64 21.86
12 LAWN 1:38.42
Sam Reed 11 Adam Ferendo 12
Christian Kautzman 12 Aaron Sherman 11
25.79 26.76 23.47 22.40
13 THSO 1:38.69
Thomas Weber 12 Addison Bray 11
Alex Linkenheld 10 Brett Glendening 12
26.21 25.37 24.89 22.22
14 FCEN 1:39.12
Tyler Arentzen 9 Jake Wildauer 12
Eric Montgomery 12 Aaron Stevenson 11
26.60 28.03 23.38 21.11
15 RENS 1:39.19
Kory Chapman 12 Kyle Whitaker 12
Casey Hooker 11 Ben Scheurich 12
27.71 26.93 23.39 21.16
16 FC 1:39.43
Oscar Anderson 9 Andrew Cato 11
Max Hollingsworth 12 Brock Slavens 11
26.73 26.20 25.20 21.30
17 BHSS 1:39.46
Dillon Baugh 11 Scott Haeberle 10
Logan Jastremski 10 Jake Kelzer 10
26.00 27.14 24.06 22.26
18 MUNC 1:39.57
Timothy Miller 11 Daniel Proctor 11
Zach Haller 10 John Dowdle 11
24.97 27.19 24.65 22.76
19 CP 1:39.60
Mike Kukurugya 10 Daniel Kvachkoff 10
Jordan McRae 11 Johnny Lynk 9
25.16 28.43 23.80 22.21
20 HUNT 1:39.64
Shaun Marion 12 Skyler Ruschhaupt 12
Chris Royer 12 Dan Scher 12
26.70 26.76 25.31 20.87
21 WLAF 1:40.09
David Zoltowski 11 Victor Gutwein 12
Joshua Huetteman 11 Andrea Garofalo 12
25.78 27.56 24.57 22.18
22 HHTS 1:40.12
Tegan Nakanishi 12 Jake Wood 11
Sam Hoeferle 11 Evan Hale 12
26.49 27.00 24.05 22.58
23 WEFL 1:40.30
Dan Niederberger 12 Christopher Ingram 12
Blake Coy 12 Peter Koss 10
26.15 28.38 23.90 21.87
24 CAST 1:40.86
Phillip Butler 9 Harrison Pruitt 9
Gavin Olson 10 Dane Hoover 11
26.36 28.03 24.15 22.32
25 FISH 1:41.28
Chris Cutter 9 Kevin Broad 10
Sam Kozman 12 Ant Roach 11
26.34 27.54 24.74 22.66
26 YORK 1:41.59
Cameron Watters 12 Austin Dunn 10
Adam Voss 11 Michael Heavilon 11
26.22 30.05 23.30 22.02
27 WARS 1:41.61
Mitchell Gauger 11 Andrew Cutshall 12
Thomas Wack 11 Harrison Green 11
25.53 28.57 25.26 22.25
28 PENN 1:42.22
Dominic Vernasco 10 Connor Shearer 12
Joshua Coquillard 12 Joshua Lercel 11
26.54 28.94 24.92 21.82
29 BNL 1:42.33
Luke Haskett 9 Jeremy Murphy 12
Dallas Dutton 12 Nathaniel Lee 11
25.41 29.07 25.63 22.22
30 SMT 1:43.00
Tyler Huckstep 11 Ian Line 12
Robert Wheeler 11 William Clauser 11
27.89 27.70 24.81 22.60
31 RICH 1:43.41
Nichol Wuertemberger 11 Austen Baumgartner 12
Kurtis Wesler 12 Thomas Wuertemberger 12
27.48 28.48 25.22 22.23
32 PMER 1:43.94
Jonathan McAtee 10 Brett Timmons 10
Kevin Stumpf 12 Michael Summers 12
55.27 24.80 23.87
#2 Boys 200 Yard Free
State Record: 1:37.02* 2006 Peter Jameson, North Central (Indianapolis)
1:44.76 SCUT
A – Final
1 Matt Gerth 11 CAR 1:40.08 20.0
22.99 24.61 25.52 26.96
2 Ethan Jamrose 12 FISH 1:40.20 17.0
23.34 24.86 25.79 26.21
3 Daniel Hasler 12 PKTD 1:40.94 16.0
23.60 25.30 26.05 25.99
4 Alex Grissom 10 FRKL 1:42.28 15.0
24.67 25.45 26.15 26.01
5 Nathan Hopkins 10 WEFL 1:42.35 14.0
23.59 26.12 26.31 26.33
6 Jonathan Astashinsky 9 CAR 1:42.84 13.0
23.86 25.49 26.31 27.18
7 Michael Mohler 12 PFLD 1:43.02 12.0
23.80 25.81 26.34 27.07
8 Zachary Blankenbeke r10 JEFF 1:44.01 11.0
23.60 25.47 27.07 27.87
B – Final
9 John Van **** 12 TRIW 1:42.22 9.0
23.70 25.52 26.29 26.71
10 August Van Allen 11 NCIN 1:43.12 7.0
24.31 26.39 26.48 25.94
11 Nick Torrance 11 ZION 1:43.77 6.0
24.84 26.11 26.25 26.57
12 Frank Rapin 11 MUNS 1:43.93 5.0
24.50 26.72 26.47 26.24
13 Adam Voss 11 YORK 1:44.05 4.0
24.67 26.24 26.52 26.62
14 Blake Yeager 11 CP 1:44.50 3.0
24.48 26.63 27.04 26.35
15 Benjamin May 11 NOBL 1:45.85 2.0
24.00 26.35 27.40 28.10
16 Trevor Carroll 9 SBSJ 1:46.30 1.0
24.54 27.24 27.15 27.37
Preliminaries
1 Matt Gerth 11 CAR 1:39.61
22.60 25.21 25.59 26.21
2 Ethan Jamrose 12 FISH 1:40.70
23.21 25.10 25.67 26.72
3 Daniel Hasler 12 PKTD 1:41.60
23.87 25.67 26.13 25.93
4 Jonathan Astashinsky 9 CAR 1:41.90
23.83 25.56 26.15 26.36
5 Nathan Hopkins 10 WEFL 1:41.94
23.70 25.75 26.33 26.16
6 Alex Grissom 10 FRKL 1:42.42
23.28 25.42 26.86 26.86
7 Zachary Blankenbeke r10 JEFF 1:42.48
23.64 25.10 26.56 27.18
8 Michael Mohler 12 PFLD 1:42.74
23.26 25.58 26.73 27.17
9 August Van Allen 11 NCIN 1:43.22
23.42 25.48 26.82 27.50
10 John Van **** 12 TRIW 1:43.56
23.84 25.92 26.87 26.93
11 Frank Rapin 11 MUNS 1:43.86
24.65 26.60 26.65 25.96
12 Blake Yeager 11 CP 1:43.97
23.90 26.25 27.02 26.80
13 Adam Voss 11 YORK 1:44.07
24.54 26.12 26.63 26.78
14 Nick Torrance 11 ZION 1:44.47
24.44 26.16 26.72 27.15
15 Trevor Carroll 9 SBSJ 1:44.89
24.67 26.42 26.67 27.13
16 Benjamin May 11 NOBL 1:45.00
23.85 26.20 27.43 27.52
17 Terry Peoples 10 CONC 1:45.09
24.69 26.05 27.46 26.89
18 Kiernan McGeehan 11 CAR 1:45.24
24.29 26.05 27.11 27.79
19 Marshall Osborne 12 HSE 1:45.51
24.63 26.92 26.89 27.07
*20 Ian Boggs 11 ZION 1:45.52
24.46 26.40 27.25 27.41
*20 Kyle Johnson 10 ANDH 1:45.52
24.17 26.70 27.57 27.08
22 Jacob Furnas 11 HMST 1:45.94
24.56 26.58 27.28 27.52
*23 Zach Sprague 11 LJEF 1:46.83
24.09 26.66 28.12 27.96
*23 John Winck 10 CAST 1:46.83
24.72 27.15 27.27 27.69
25 Taylor Zakhar 12 CHES 1:47.04
24.84 27.15 27.89 27.16
26 Connor Lyle 11 ECEN 1:47.54
25.01 27.09 28.00 27.44
27 Aaron Stevenson 11 FCEN 1:48.04
24.71 26.87 27.89 28.57
28 Sam Rogan 12 RICH 1:48.57
25.15 27.11 28.21 28.10
29 John Dowdle 11 MUNC 1:49.50
25.60 27.45 28.08 28.37
30 David DeVries 11 CUAC 1:49.97
24.49 27.91 29.01 28.56
31 Logan Schaefer 11 SRID 1:50.10
25.13 28.06 28.65 28.26
32 William Clauser 11 SMT 1:51.44
25.13 27.90 29.16 29.25
#3 Boys 200 Yard IM
State Record: 1:45.25* 2009 Kyle Whitaker, Chesterton
1:57.25 SCUT
A – Final
1 Kyle Whitaker 12 CHES 1:44.55* 20.0
22.74 26.16 30.39 25.26
2 Nik Astashinsky 12 CAR 1:50.30 17.0
24.38 26.53 32.97 26.42
3 Cameron Miller 11 MICH 1:51.67 16.0
24.13 28.16 31.68 27.70
4 Addison Bray 11 THSO 1:52.59 15.0
24.47 30.07 31.34 26.71
5 Joe Wulf 12 MUNS 1:52.66 14.0
25.27 28.94 32.37 26.08
6 Jonathon Dance 12 FISH 1:52.86 13.0
24.36 28.41 33.65 26.44
7 Dillon Thompson 11 MUNS 1:53.12 12.0
24.69 28.44 33.90 26.09
8 Michael Vinyard 11 CAR 1:53.20 11.0
24.65 28.59 33.42 26.54
B – Final
9 John Stuy 11 CAR 1:54.63 9.0
25.45 28.78 33.07 27.33
10 Dion Low 10 VALP 1:54.98 7.0
24.86 29.19 32.71 28.22
11 Patrick Raycroft 12 MUNS 1:55.34 6.0
25.32 29.38 33.56 27.08
12 David Zoltowski 11 WLAF 1:56.40 5.0
25.50 29.07 34.54 27.29
13 Cam Wiethoff 12 SEYM 1:56.91 4.0
25.62 28.29 34.50 28.50
14 Grant Schwarz 11 CGRV 1:57.49 3.0
25.88 29.87 33.50 28.24
15 Jacob Cook 10 HMST 1:58.36 2.0
25.90 29.35 35.24 27.87
16 Scott Haeberle 10 BHSS 1:58.46 1.0
26.10 30.71 34.26 27.39
Preliminaries
1 Kyle Whitaker 12 CHES 1:48.10
22.76 26.92 30.89 27.53
2 Nik Astashinsky 12 CAR 1:50.74
24.38 27.19 33.12 26.05
3 Addison Bray 11 THSO 1:52.46
24.28 30.58 30.94 26.66
4 Cameron Miller 11 MICH 1:52.57
24.36 28.15 32.39 27.67
5 Joe Wulf 12 MUNS 1:53.27
24.90 29.21 32.76 26.40
6 Dillon Thompson 11 MUNS 1:53.39
25.19 28.95 33.37 25.88
7 Michael Vinyard 11 CAR 1:53.49
24.56 28.69 32.96 27.28
8 Jonathon Dance 12 FISH 1:53.53
24.29 28.00 33.84 27.40
9 John Stuy 11 CAR 1:54.61
25.28 28.97 32.74 27.62
10 Patrick Raycroft 12 MUNS 1:54.99
24.84 28.91 33.84 27.40
11 David Zoltowski 11 WLAF 1:55.09
25.51 28.37 34.17 27.04
12 Scott Haeberle 10 BHSS 1:55.35
25.21 28.77 33.01 28.36
13 Dion Low 10 VALP 1:55.72
25.03 29.11 32.98 28.60
14 Grant Schwarz 11 CGRV 1:56.96
25.63 29.77 33.23 28.33
15 Jacob Cook 10 HMST 1:57.32
25.26 29.33 34.77 27.96
16 Cam Wiethoff 12 SEYM 1:57.38
25.66 28.67 34.17 28.88
17 Peter Lyon 10 ZION 1:57.48
24.59 29.19 35.74 27.96
18 Nathaniel Stoller 11 NRID 1:57.75
24.64 30.21 35.08 27.82
19 Ant Roach 11 FISH 1:57.78
25.95 30.05 33.76 28.02
20 Daniel Proctor 11 MUNC 1:58.47
25.91 30.71 34.59 27.26
21 Jacob Robinson 11 HSE 1:58.58
25.46 29.26 35.00 28.86
22 Jacob Burns 11 ECEN 1:58.63
25.33 29.54 36.65 27.11
23 Zechariah Banks 10 NCIN 1:58.80
25.87 30.92 34.15 27.86
24 Howard Meck 12 SBRI 1:59.12
25.60 31.76 34.16 27.60
25 Alexander Rhoda 11 MCCU 2:00.34
25.76 30.38 35.24 28.96
26 Reid Mobley 10 MTV 2:00.55
25.71 30.08 36.11 28.65
27 William Kelsik 10 NCAS 2:01.15
25.55 31.01 35.08 29.51
28 Jordan Nowakowski 12 VINC 2:01.29
25.63 28.88 37.59 29.19
29 David Phillips 12 HCST 2:02.08
26.95 29.77 37.05 28.31
30 Andrew Cutshall 12WARS 2:06.35
26.70 30.87 36.65 32.13
31 Sebastian Garcia 11 HSE 2:07.09
26.01 33.44 35.30 32.34
32 William Fairfield 9 CRAW 2:08.76
28.03 31.85 36.89 31.99
#4 Boys 50 Yard Free
State Record: 20.40* 2004 Eric Mattlingly, Yorktown
21.93 SCUT
A – Final
1 Tyler Fozkos 11 CHES 20.84 20.0
2 Kameron Chastain 12 SEYM 21.00 17.0
3 Harrison Wagner 11 BREB 21.22 16.0
4 Adam Ferendo 12 LAWN 21.49 15.0
5 Keanu Stevenson 11 CAST 21.53 14.0
6 Ben Scheurich 12 RENS 21.61 13.0
7 Michael Richline 11 CONC 21.82 12.0
8 Brock Slavens 11 FC 21.84 11.0
B – Final
9 Charles Williams 12 CAR 21.49 9.0
10 JJ Frey 11 NRID 21.73 7.0
11 Ethan Suding 11 JEN 21.83 6.0
12 Blake Johnson 11 HMST 21.85 5.0
13 Collin Hanson 12 NOBL 21.92 4.0
14 Evan Truman 12 NALB 22.10 3.0
15 Mason Hamilton 11 FRKL 22.15 2.0
16 Eric Montgomery 12 FCEN 22.57 1.0
Preliminaries
1 Tyler Fozkos 11 CHES 20.82
2 Kameron Chastain 12 SEYM 21.05
3 Harrison Wagner 11 BREB 21.27
4 Keanu Stevenson 11 CAST 21.35
5 Adam Ferendo 12 LAWN 21.40
6 Michael Richline 11 CONC 21.52
*7 Brock Slavens 11 FC 21.60
*7 Ben Scheurich 12 RENS 21.60
9 Collin Hanson 12 NOBL 21.65
*10 Blake Johnson 11 HMST 21.67
*10 Charles Williams 12 CAR 21.67
12 Ethan Suding 11 JEN 21.70
13 Mason Hamilton 11 FRKL 21.73
14 JJ Frey 11 NRID 21.74
15 Evan Truman 12 NALB 21.91
16 Eric Montgomery 12 FCEN 21.92
17 Marcus Trybula 11 CP 22.03
18 Jake Greig 10 NPAL 22.13
19 Adam Johnston 10 HIGH 22.16
20 Brendan Michaelsen 10 BHSS 22.17
21 Dakota Smoll 12 CRAW 22.18
22 Timothy Miller 11 MUNC 22.26
23 Kendrick Vester 10 CLCN 22.28
24 Nathaniel Lee 11 BNL 22.34
*25 Christopher Wiktorow i1c2zFWSN 22.35
*25 Jalen Walker 10 CAFW 22.35
27 Jake Althouse 11 OAKH 22.37
28 Matthew Gray 12 AHS 22.38
29 Austin Dunn 10 YORK 22.54
30 Luke Fifer 9 SBSJ 22.55
31 Brett Glendening 12 THSO 22.61
— Dan Scher 12 HUNT DQ
#5 Boys 1-Meter Diving
State Record: 623.90* 2001 Phillip Jones, Hamilton Southeastern
Finals
1 Darian Schmidt 12 BHSS 532.40 20.0
2 Danton Rogers 11 BHSS 521.25 17.0
3 Alec Back 12 PORT 481.15 16.0
4 Andrew Cramer 9 ICAT 450.40 15.0
5 Joshua Batten 11 LAPO 445.65 14.0
6 Hank Dusard 12 BNL 428.85 13.0
7 Derrick Pennington 12 WLAN 417.35 12.0
8 Shane Wycoff 12 WV 413.65 11.0
9 Alex Jones 12 FISH 411.35 9.0
10 James Raber 12 VALP 397.85 7.0
11 Stephen Rice 9 MMAR 393.90 6.0
12 Tyler Offutt 11 ERTZ 391.90 5.0
13 Brandon Davis 12 FC 389.65 4.0
14 Eric Zigon 10 CAR 389.35 3.0
15 Jonah Snyder 10 CAFW 359.05 2.0
16 Dathan Schmidt 10 BHSS 353.25 1.0
Semifinals
1 Darian Schmidt 12 BHSS 387.15
2 Danton Rogers 11 BHSS 349.35
3 Alec Back 12 PORT 330.75
4 Andrew Cramer 9 ICAT 315.25
5 Hank Dusard 12 BNL 308.10
6 Alex Jones 12 FISH 299.10
7 Joshua Batten 11 LAPO 296.05
8 Shane Wycoff 12 WV 292.95
9 Derrick Pennington 12 WLAN 290.95
10 Tyler Offutt 11 ERTZ 287.75
11 Eric Zigon 10 CAR 285.45
12 James Raber 12 VALP 277.55
13 Stephen Rice 9 MMAR 272.95
14 Brandon Davis 12 FC 268.45
15 Dathan Schmidt 10 BHSS 262.10
16 Jonah Snyder 10 CAFW 253.15
17 Alex Olson 11 CHES 250.55
18 Michael Boyle 11 WARS 250.35
19 David Cochran 10 MVFV 250.00
20 Ryan Hebda 11 LAKC 248.85
Preliminaries
1 Darian Schmidt 12 BHSS 254.65
2 Danton Rogers 11 BHSS 213.00
3 Alec Back 12 PORT 208.50
4 Shane Wycoff 12 WV 202.50
5 Alex Jones 12 FISH 198.85
6 Joshua Batten 11 LAPO 193.65
7 Andrew Cramer 9 ICAT 190.05
8 Hank Dusard 12 BNL 190.00
9 Stephen Rice 9 MMAR 186.35
10 Derrick Pennington 12 WLAN 185.05
11 Brandon Davis 12 FC 184.20
12 Tyler Offutt 11 ERTZ 183.60
13 James Raber 12 VALP 177.85
14 Alex Olson 11 CHES 176.85
15 Eric Zigon 10 CAR 175.05
16 Dathan Schmidt 10 BHSS 173.50
17 Michael Boyle 11 WARS 172.70
*18 Jonah Snyder 10 CAFW 169.30
*18 David Cochran 10 MVFV 169.30
20 Ryan Hebda 11 LAKC 165.10
21 Max Scripture 12 NPAL 163.10
22 Michael Dorman 12 HSE 158.85
23 Jack Young 12 BREB 158.80
24 Mitch Welbaum 12 HMST 158.40
25 Kenneth Watts 11 CENT 158.15
26 Spencer Roof 11 FISH 156.95
27 Devon Shaughnessy 11 LAKC 156.45
28 Dakoda Johnson 11 CGRV 152.30
29 Dustin Miller 9 LJEF 151.10
30 Eric Totheroh 12 CRAW 148.25
31 Josh Doggett 11 ANDH 144.35
32 Blake Barlow 12 FCEN 138.15
#6 Boys 100 Yard Fly
State Record: 47.85* 2009 Kyle Whitaker, Chesterton
52.76 SCUT
A – Final
1 Kevin Behrens 11 MUNS 48.46 20.0
22.40 26.06
2 Chris Schreier 12 PORT 50.57 17.0
23.44 27.13
3 John Van **** 12 TRIW 50.60 16.0
23.64 26.96
4 Blake Johnson 11 HMST 50.76 15.0
23.48 27.28
5 Peter Lyon 10 ZION 51.18 14.0
23.97 27.21
6 Bryce Timonera 9 BATE 51.22 13.0
23.81 27.41
7 Jeremy Rose 11 CONC 51.98 12.0
23.93 28.05
8 Nathaniel Stoller 11 NRID 52.41 11.0
24.30 28.11
B – Final
9 Jonathon Dance 12 FISH 51.44 9.0
23.94 27.50
10 Skyler Ruschhaupt 12 HUNT 51.90 7.0
24.51 27.39
11 Adam Voss 11 YORK 52.06 6.0
24.08 27.98
12 Devin O’Leary 12 BHSS 52.29 5.0
24.41 27.88
13 Kyle Johnson 10 ANDH 52.38 4.0
24.75 27.63
14 Casey Hooker 11 RENS 52.61 3.0
24.42 28.19
15 Casey Crist 12 NCIN 52.88 2.0
24.75 28.13
16 Joshua Thomas 10 FWCL 53.81 1.0
24.82 28.99
Preliminaries
1 Kevin Behrens 11 MUNS 48.45
22.62 25.83
2 Blake Johnson 11 HMST 50.63
23.76 26.87
3 Peter Lyon 10 ZION 50.85
24.08 26.77
4 John Van **** 12 TRIW 51.02
23.88 27.14
5 Chris Schreier 12 PORT 51.23
23.95 27.28
6 Bryce Timonera 9 BATE 51.36
23.71 27.65
7 Nathaniel Stoller 11 NRID 51.43
24.04 27.39
8 Jeremy Rose 11 CONC 51.47
23.78 27.69
9 Jonathon Dance 12 FISH 51.58
24.20 27.38
10 Skyler Ruschhaupt 12 HUNT 51.70
24.33 27.37
11 Adam Voss 11 YORK 52.00
24.34 27.66
12 Casey Hooker 11 RENS 52.11
24.21 27.90
13 Devin O’Leary 12 BHSS 52.13
24.32 27.81
14 Joshua Thomas 10 FWCL 52.82
24.82 28.00
15 Casey Crist 12 NCIN 52.85
24.71 28.14
16 Kyle Johnson 10 ANDH 53.05
24.53 28.52
17 Jacob Furnas 11 HMST 53.08
24.65 28.43
18 Sam Hoeferle 11 HHTS 53.38
24.85 28.53
19 Drew Tharp 12 EMEM 53.51
24.60 28.91
20 Thomas Polega 11 SBSJ 53.54
24.69 28.85
21 Joel Gintzler 9 CP 53.73
25.06 28.67
22 Gavin Olson 10 CAST 53.79
24.72 29.07
23 Andrew Burton 12 DELP 53.85
24.66 29.19
24 Jacob Robinson 11 HSE 53.86
24.77 29.09
25 Patrick Raycroft 12 MUNS 54.04
25.22 28.82
26 Eric Montgomery 12 FCEN 54.08
25.03 29.05
27 Chad Miller 12 NRID 54.17
25.43 28.74
28 Logan Schaefer 11 SRID 54.23
25.30 28.93
29 Luke Lete 9 NALB 54.42
25.57 28.85
30 Zach Haller 10 MUNC 55.01
25.21 29.80
31 Robert Wheeler 11 SMT 56.08
25.90 30.18
32 Kurtis Wesler 12 RICH 56.57
25.90 30.67
#7 Boys 100 Yard Free
State Record: 44.36* 2001 Ryan Wochomurka, Columbus North
48.21 SCUT
A – Final
1 Nathan Kinney 12 HSE 45.51 20.0
21.84 23.67
2 Tyler Fozkos 11 CHES 45.84 17.0
22.23 23.61
3 Matt Gerth 11 CAR 46.00 16.0
22.10 23.90
4 Andrew Cato 11 FC 46.36 15.0
22.28 24.08
5 Ben Scheurich 12 RENS 47.14 14.0
22.04 25.10
6 Michael Oaks 12 FRKL 47.32 13.0
22.62 24.70
7 Jonathan Astashinsky 9 CAR 47.36 12.0
22.72 24.64
8 Michael Richline 11 CONC 47.82 11.0
22.87 24.95
B – Final
9 Harrison Wagner 11 BREB 46.26 9.0
21.86 24.40
10 August Van Allen 11 NCIN 47.32 7.0
22.92 24.40
11 Brendan Michaelsen 10 BHSS 47.33 6.0
22.62 24.71
12 Charles Williams 12 CAR 47.52 5.0
22.88 24.64
13 Andrew Cardosi 11 ZION 47.87 4.0
22.93 24.94
14 Aaron Stevenson 11 FCEN 47.90 3.0
22.53 25.37
15 Dan Scher 12 HUNT 48.15 2.0
22.84 25.31
— Marcus Trybula 11 CP DQ
22.24 25.57
Preliminaries
1 Matt Gerth 11 CAR 45.74
22.03 23.71
2 Tyler Fozkos 11 CHES 46.39
22.46 23.93
3 Andrew Cato 11 FC 46.44
22.28 24.16
4 Nathan Kinney 12 HSE 46.51
22.29 24.22
5 Michael Richline 11 CONC 46.70
22.47 24.23
*6 Jonathan Astashinsky 9 CAR 47.11
22.88 24.23
*6 Ben Scheurich 12 RENS 47.11
22.23 24.88
8 Michael Oaks 12 FRKL 47.13
22.56 24.57
9 Brendan Michaelsen 10 BHSS 47.20
22.67 24.53
10 Aaron Stevenson 11 FCEN 47.22
22.46 24.76
*11 Harrison Wagner 11 BREB 47.36
22.50 24.86
*11 Charles Williams 12 CAR 47.36
22.69 24.67
13 August Van Allen 11 NCIN 47.41
22.88 24.53
14 Dan Scher 12 HUNT 47.55
22.61 24.94
15 Andrew Cardosi 11 ZION 47.60
23.14 24.46
16 Marcus Trybula 11 CP 47.66
22.63 25.03
17 Logan Johnson 11 HMST 47.72
22.82 24.90
18 Collin Hanson 12 NOBL 47.82
22.97 24.85
19 Tommy Verbrugge 10 NOBL 47.84
23.27 24.57
20 Evan Truman 12 NALB 47.93
23.19 24.74
21 Adam Ferendo 12 LAWN 47.96
22.48 25.48
22 Eric Waggoner 11 BRON 47.97
23.34 24.63
23 Benjamin May 11 NOBL 48.14
23.25 24.89
24 Dakota Smoll 12 CRAW 48.17
22.76 25.41
25 Michael Espositio 11 LACC 48.39
23.28 25.11
26 Tucker Hale 12 FISH 48.62
23.23 25.39
27 Peter Koss 10 WEFL 48.76
23.15 25.61
28 John Winck 10 CAST 49.11
23.89 25.22
29 Jake Greig 10 NPAL 49.63
23.34 26.29
30 Nathaniel Lee 11 BNL 49.99
23.66 26.33
31 Luke Fifer 9 SBSJ 50.36
23.20 27.16
32 Hunter Copeland 12 BLUF 50.62
23.76 26.86
#8 Boys 500 Yard Free
State Record: 4:21.55* 2010 Kyle Whitaker, Chesterton
4:46.46 SCUT
A – Final
1 Kyle Whitaker 12 CHES 4:19.79* 20.0
23.18 25.78 25.84 26.04
26.52 26.70 26.86 27.16
26.59 25.12
2 Daniel Hasler 12 PKTD 4:34.03 17.0
24.76 27.31 27.71 28.15
28.17 28.20 28.19 27.63
26.91 27.00
3 Ethan Jamrose 12 FISH 4:34.10 16.0
24.54 27.34 27.71 27.97
27.96 28.25 28.08 27.99
27.77 26.49
4 Evan Oleson 10 WEFL 4:37.03 15.0
25.24 27.59 27.94 28.17
28.14 28.19 28.23 28.26
28.13 27.14
5 Dillon Thompson 11 MUNS 4:37.53 14.0
23.88 26.66 27.31 28.26
28.66 28.99 28.99 28.93
28.53 27.32
6 Terry Peoples 10 CONC 4:37.97 13.0
24.48 26.81 27.58 28.13
28.54 28.43 29.05 28.83
28.92 27.20
7 Nathan Hopkins 10 WEFL 4:39.36 12.0
24.46 27.21 27.70 28.63
28.33 28.64 28.90 28.69
28.92 27.88
8 David Zoltowski 11 WLAF 4:43.19 11.0
25.25 27.54 28.19 28.78
28.86 29.10 28.14 28.92
29.98 28.43
B – Final
9 Michael Mohler 12 PFLD 4:39.56 9.0
25.95 28.18 27.94 28.32
28.25 28.38 28.12 28.84
28.36 27.22
10 Frank Rapin 11 MUNS 4:39.75 7.0
25.51 27.69 28.28 28.60
29.12 28.59 28.54 28.31
27.90 27.21
11 Ian Boggs 11 ZION 4:41.19 6.0
25.40 27.57 28.20 28.41
28.77 28.72 28.56 28.86
28.76 27.94
12 Alex Grissom 10 FRKL 4:42.38 5.0
26.25 28.69 28.19 27.91
28.90 28.71 28.19 28.69
28.72 28.13
13 Nick Torrance 11 ZION 4:42.68 4.0
25.81 27.81 28.97 28.97
28.47 29.08 28.25 28.57
28.81 27.94
14 Michael Vinyard 11 CAR 4:42.81 3.0
25.07 27.72 28.44 28.94
28.69 28.99 29.23 28.75
28.94 28.04
15 Scott Haeberle 10 BHSS 4:42.84 2.0
25.04 27.72 28.66 28.71
29.17 28.88 29.36 29.51
28.76 27.03
16 Brennen Berger 9 NRID 4:45.45 1.0
25.89 28.28 28.41 28.76
29.19 28.89 29.06 29.26
29.33 28.38
Preliminaries
1 Kyle Whitaker 12 CHES 4:21.55*
22.80 25.77 26.06 26.16
26.59 26.80 26.80 27.51
27.21 25.85
2 Ethan Jamrose 12 FISH 4:34.01
24.64 27.41 27.53 27.69
27.77 27.72 27.90 28.05
28.17 27.13
3 Daniel Hasler 12 PKTD 4:34.59
24.74 27.30 27.65 27.82
27.73 27.76 28.12 28.11
28.08 27.28
4 Nathan Hopkins 10 WEFL 4:36.66
23.83 26.81 27.90 28.43
28.64 28.83 28.81 29.07
27.51 26.83
5 Evan Oleson 10 WEFL 4:36.70
25.13 27.59 28.29 28.22
28.51 28.25 28.45 28.29
27.75 26.22
6 Dillon Thompson 11 MUNS 4:37.40
24.43 27.04 27.82 28.59
28.54 28.60 28.92 28.92
27.75 26.79
7 David Zoltowski 11 WLAF 4:37.73
25.11 27.22 28.05 28.30
29.09 27.88 28.14 28.31
28.27 27.36
8 Terry Peoples 10 CONC 4:37.92
24.32 27.16 27.97 28.21
28.54 28.83 29.07 28.56
27.74 27.52
9 Frank Rapin 11 MUNS 4:38.11
25.64 27.38 28.01 28.16
28.52 28.53 28.79 28.34
28.09 26.65
10 Michael Mohler 12 PFLD 4:38.56
24.80 27.01 27.79 28.17
28.02 28.04 28.45 28.79
29.16 28.33
11 Michael Vinyard 11 CAR 4:38.84
25.80 28.00 28.86 28.74
28.29 28.03 27.76 27.87
28.10 27.39
12 Alex Grissom 10 FRKL 4:39.35
25.46 27.44 28.58 28.60
28.77 29.29 27.56 28.12
28.27 27.26
13 Scott Haeberle 10 BHSS 4:40.04
24.66 26.40 27.73 28.42
28.45 28.59 28.49 29.51
28.84 28.95
14 Ian Boggs 11 ZION 4:40.57
25.28 27.65 28.32 28.44
28.75 28.88 28.63 28.50
28.32 27.80
15 Nick Torrance 11 ZION 4:40.70
25.55 27.17 28.35 28.71
28.90 28.92 28.36 28.39
28.38 27.97
16 Brennen Berger 9 NRID 4:41.69
25.21 27.59 28.49 28.48
28.59 28.82 28.86 29.08
28.94 27.63
17 Zachary Blankenbeke r10 JEFF 4:41.76
25.01 27.74 27.57 27.92
28.44 28.68 29.27 29.37
29.55 28.21
18 Alexander Nunnelly 12 CGRV 4:42.42
25.40 27.53 27.64 28.05
28.44 28.56 28.67 29.19
29.55 29.39
19 Ryan Black 10 FWNO 4:45.50
25.23 27.36 28.34 28.75
29.13 29.29 29.27 29.78
29.59 28.76
20 Blake Yeager 11 CP 4:46.33
25.26 27.81 28.45 29.00
29.25 29.41 29.18 29.82
29.59 28.56
21 Alexander Gill 11 CAST 4:47.20
24.97 27.30 27.97 29.04
28.92 29.38 29.78 30.29
29.88 29.67
22 David Phillips 12 HCST 4:47.25
25.05 27.90 28.71 29.01
29.01 29.21 29.44 29.89
29.67 29.36
23 Connor Lyle 11 ECEN 4:47.68
25.10 27.55 28.36 28.80
29.19 29.98 29.92 30.07
30.47 28.24
24 Marshall Osborne 12 HSE 4:48.36
25.95 28.11 28.52 29.20
28.76 29.31 29.50 30.06
29.99 28.96
25 Alexander Rhoda 11 MCCU 4:50.19
25.60 28.15 28.64 29.34
29.63 29.69 30.17 30.22
30.19 28.56
26 Chad Miller 12 NRID 4:50.52
25.97 27.66 28.19 29.54
29.21 29.52 30.09 30.18
30.72 29.44
27 Trevor Carroll 9 SBSJ 4:50.98
25.83 28.40 29.27 29.63
29.49 29.94 30.04 29.53
29.77 29.08
28 Kyler Durham 10 NCAS 4:54.04
24.92 27.74 28.60 29.44
30.05 30.38 30.94 31.14
30.76 30.07
29 Mark Smith 12 VINC 4:56.22
25.29 27.94 29.15 29.94
30.19 30.52 30.81 31.22
31.04 30.12
30 John Dowdle 11 MUNC 4:57.80
26.98 28.89 29.52 30.09
30.39 30.36 30.60 30.59
30.53 29.85
31 Rene Del Castillo 12 CUAC 5:04.23
26.00 28.12 29.59 30.71
31.04 30.89 31.67 32.17
32.17 31.87
32 J.D. Furr 10 CRAW 5:13.91
27.12 30.06 31.61 32.05
32.55 31.84 31.89 32.16
32.59 32.04
#9 Boys 200 Yard Free Relay
State Record: 1:23.75* 1994 Carmel
1:29.49 SCUT
A – Final
1 CHES 1:24.39 40.0
Matt Roseicki 12 Tyler Fozkos 11
Taylor Zakhar 12 Kyle Whitaker 12
22.24 20.75 21.62 19.78
2 CAR 1:25.70 34.0
Charles Williams 12 Jonathan Astashinsky 9
Charles Thomas 12 Matt Gerth 11
21.66 21.54 21.86 20.64
3 BHSS 1:26.51 32.0
Devin O’Leary 12 Logan Jastremski 10
Danton Rogers 11 Brendan Michaelsen 10
21.71 21.59 22.05 21.16
4 FISH 1:26.57 30.0
Jonathon Dance 12 Davis Arick 9
Tucker Hale 12 Ethan Jamrose 12
21.71 22.06 21.79 21.01
5 NRID 1:26.68 28.0
JJ Frey 11 Aaron Troyer 11
Zak Kauffman 10 Nathaniel Stoller 11
21.96 21.62 21.85 21.25
6 BREB 1:26.93 26.0
Nicholas Sayre 11 Alex Cox 11
Jake Pahud 12 Harrison Wagner 11
22.80 22.36 21.37 20.40
7 MUNS 1:27.04 24.0
Patrick Raycroft 12 Max Kilibarda 11
John Gaskill 12 Frank Rapin 11
22.45 21.51 21.71 21.37
— CAST DQ
Keanu Stevenson 11 John Winck 10
Dane Hoover 11 Nate Kamrath 12
21.22 22.18 22.02 21.32
B – Final
9 NOBL 1:27.07 18.0
Benjamin May 11 Tommy Verbrugge 10
Jared Shively 12 Collin Hanson 12
22.43 21.47 21.98 21.19
10 FRKL 1:27.71 14.0
Mason Hamilton 11 Michael Oaks 12
Jake Hemrick 10 Alex Grissom 10
22.10 21.54 22.98 21.09
11 NCIN 1:27.86 12.0
Ted Steinkamp 9 Casey Crist 12
James Costin 10 August Van Allen 11
22.60 21.89 21.96 21.41
12 HSE 1:28.01 10.0
Justin Rossillo 11 Evan Wiedeman 12
Marshall Osborne 12 Jacob Robinson 11
21.92 21.72 22.10 22.27
13 HMST 1:28.28 8.0
Jacob Furnas 11 Jacob Cook 10
Joel Foreman 10 Logan Johnson 11
22.69 22.17 22.25 21.17
14 SBSJ 1:28.35 6.0
Anthony Carroll 11 Luke Fifer 9
Thomas Brandt 12 Trevor Carroll 9
22.56 21.71 22.37 21.71
15 ECEN 1:28.61 4.0
Connor Lyle 11 Jacob Burns 11
Richard Barnes 11 Jacob Senitza 10
22.20 22.01 21.95 22.45
16 LAWN 1:28.76 2.0
Christian Kautzman 12 Sam Reed 11
Aaron Sherman 11 Adam Ferendo 12
22.91 22.39 22.29 21.17
Preliminaries
1 CHES 1:25.00
Matt Roseicki 12 Tyler Fozkos 11
Taylor Zakhar 12 Kyle Whitaker 12
22.21 20.68 22.11 20.00
2 CAR 1:26.47
Charles Williams 12 Jonathan Astashinsky 9
Roman Sarapin 10 Matt Gerth 11
21.88 21.90 21.73 20.96
3 BHSS 1:27.06
Devin O’Leary 12 Logan Jastremski 10
Danton Rogers 11 Brendan Michaelsen 10
22.07 21.70 22.09 21.20
4 CAST 1:27.08
Keanu Stevenson 11 John Winck 10
Dane Hoover 11 Nate Kamrath 12
21.43 22.00 22.12 21.53
5 FISH 1:27.12
Jonathon Dance 12 Davis Arick 9
Tucker Hale 12 Ethan Jamrose 12
21.96 22.21 21.91 21.04
6 NRID 1:27.17
JJ Frey 11 Austin Flager 9
Zak Kauffman 10 Nathaniel Stoller 11
21.90 21.90 21.91 21.46
7 MUNS 1:27.22
Joe Wulf 12 Max Kilibarda 11
John Gaskill 12 Patrick Raycroft 12
21.94 21.74 21.80 21.74
8 BREB 1:27.45
Nicholas Sayre 11 Alex Cox 11
Jake Pahud 12 Harrison Wagner 11
22.62 22.63 21.51 20.69
9 HMST 1:27.74
Jacob Furnas 11 Jacob Cook 10
Joel Foreman 10 Logan Johnson 11
22.66 21.94 21.83 21.31
10 HSE 1:27.83
Justin Rossillo 11 Marshall Osborne 12
Jacob Robinson 11 Evan Wiedeman 12
21.81 22.38 22.01 21.63
11 NOBL 1:27.87
Benjamin May 11 Tommy Verbrugge 10
Jared Shively 12 Collin Hanson 12
22.04 21.84 22.88 21.11
12 FRKL 1:27.89
Alex Grissom 10 Mason Hamilton 11
Jake Hemrick 10 Michael Oaks 12
21.72 21.71 22.79 21.67
13 LAWN 1:27.97
Christian Kautzman 12 Sam Reed 11
Aaron Sherman 11 Adam Ferendo 12
22.64 22.10 22.04 21.19
14 SBSJ 1:27.98
Anthony Carroll 11 Luke Fifer 9
Thomas Brandt 12 Trevor Carroll 9
22.40 21.83 22.13 21.62
15 NCIN 1:28.02
Ted Steinkamp 9 Casey Crist 12
Joe Steinkamp 9 August Van Allen 11
22.50 21.92 22.20 21.40
16 ECEN 1:28.05
Richard Barnes 11 Jacob Senitza 10
Jacob Burns 11 Connor Lyle 11
22.43 22.63 21.66 21.33
17 THSO 1:28.11
Nolan Roach 10 Matthew Kendall 11
Brett Glendening 12 Addison Bray 11
22.78 22.14 22.05 21.14
18 CAFW 1:28.32
Arec Hess 12 David McAfee 11
Conner Snare 11 Jalen Walker 10
22.46 21.79 22.35 21.72
19 CONC 1:28.55
Jeremy Rose 11 Garret Brubaker 11
Terry Peoples 10 Michael Richline 11
22.07 22.93 22.17 21.38
20 HUNT 1:28.64
Shaun Marion 12 Skyler Ruschhaupt 12
Casey Dubuc 12 Dan Scher 12
23.44 21.11 22.93 21.16
21 CP 1:28.67
Joel Gintzler 9 Marcus Trybula 11
Johnny Lynk 9 Blake Yeager 11
23.09 21.51 22.26 21.81
22 FCEN 1:29.45
Eric Montgomery 12 Jake Wildauer 12
Andrew Monday 11 Aaron Stevenson 11
22.09 23.44 22.63 21.29
23 FC 1:29.61
Nick Wolfe 11 Kyle Crater 9
Brock Slavens 11 Andrew Cato 11
23.22 23.24 21.78 21.37
24 FWSN 1:29.76
Landan Mintch 9 Brennan Lill 9
Dustin Winfree 10 Christopher Wiktorowicz 12
22.47 22.57 22.98 21.74
25 HIGH 1:30.39
Steve Castillo 9 Sam Zuke 11
Matt Dyer 10 Adam Johnston 10
23.20 22.53 23.00 21.66
26 JEFF 1:30.62
Dylan Applegate 11 Austin Smith 10
Ty Arthur 10 Zachary Blankenbeker 10
22.98 22.75 22.92 21.97
27 GCAS 1:30.96
Luke Smith 12 Jesse Elkins 11
Walter Chiarella 11 Jay Guffey 11
23.13 23.19 22.95 21.69
28 CGRV 1:31.45
Alexander Nunnelly 12 Steve Godfrey 10
Tom Stemnock 10 Grant Schwarz 11
24.17 21.94 22.88 22.46
29 WLAF 1:31.78
David Shan 11 Julian Jimenez-Corredor 12
Joshua Huetteman 11 Andrea Garofalo 12
23.10 22.57 23.64 22.47
30 SRID 1:32.20
Matt Blesch 11 Zachary Barrett 11
Ethan Trusty 12 Logan Schaefer 11
23.89 23.33 22.95 22.03
31 BELL 1:33.70
Zac Torrey 9 Austin McCord 11
Bob Klingensmith 12 Jay Watters 10
23.85 23.91 23.33 22.61
— GCEN DQ
Patrick Stutz 9 Bryan Forbes 11
Austin Wilburn 10 James Young 10
23.07 22.63 22.64 21.99
#10 Boys 100 Yard Back
State Record: 48.99* 2008 Andrew Elliott, Penn
54.34 SCUT
A – Final
1 Kevin Behrens 11 MUNS 49.51 20.0
24.08 25.43
2 Nik Astashinsky 12 CAR 50.25 17.0
24.55 25.70
3 Nathan Kinney 12 HSE 50.34 16.0
23.97 26.37
4 Andrew Cato 11 FC 50.96 15.0
25.14 25.82
5 James Costin 10 NCIN 52.13 14.0
24.99 27.14
6 Cam Wiethoff 12 SEYM 52.31 13.0
25.28 27.03
7 Justin Rossillo 11 HSE 52.42 12.0
25.50 26.92
8 Michael Kline 12 CAFW 52.67 11.0
25.51 27.16
B – Final
9 Bryce Timonera 9 BATE 52.06 9.0
25.10 26.96
10 Chris Schreier 12 PORT 52.26 7.0
25.14 27.12
11 Murray Crabtree 12 MUNS 52.67 6.0
25.91 26.76
12 Andrew Cardosi 11 ZION 52.95 5.0
25.99 26.96
13 Jacob Childress 11 PEND 53.15 4.0
25.80 27.35
14 Jeremy Rose 11 CONC 54.43 3.0
26.15 28.28
15 Aaron Troyer 11 NRID 54.84 2.0
26.62 28.22
16 Paul Morris 10 THNO 54.88 1.0
26.25 28.63
Preliminaries
1 Kevin Behrens 11 MUNS 49.87
24.14 25.73
2 Nik Astashinsky 12 CAR 50.48
24.75 25.73
3 Andrew Cato 11 FC 51.25
25.17 26.08
*4 Justin Rossillo 11 HSE 51.78
24.94 26.84
*4 Nathan Kinney 12 HSE 51.78
24.90 26.88
6 Michael Kline 12 CAFW 51.93
25.37 26.56
7 Cam Wiethoff 12 SEYM 52.25
25.33 26.92
8 James Costin 10 NCIN 52.31
24.81 27.50
9 Bryce Timonera 9 BATE 52.32
25.25 27.07
10 Andrew Cardosi 11 ZION 52.80
25.73 27.07
11 Murray Crabtree 12 MUNS 52.89
25.71 27.18
12 Chris Schreier 12 PORT 53.02
25.40 27.62
13 Jacob Childress 11 PEND 53.06
25.58 27.48
14 Jeremy Rose 11 CONC 53.46
25.85 27.61
15 Paul Morris 10 THNO 53.71
25.82 27.89
16 Aaron Troyer 11 NRID 53.78
25.87 27.91
17 Luke Haskett 9 BNL 53.99
25.94 28.05
18 Zach Haller 10 MUNC 54.08
25.87 28.21
19 Anthony Carroll 11 SBSJ 54.14
25.97 28.17
20 Martin Medo 11 LOGN 54.33
25.73 28.60
21 David Cole 12 FWNO 54.34
26.04 28.30
22 Jordan Nowakowski 12 VINC 54.63
26.08 28.55
23 Tucker Hale 12 FISH 54.87
26.50 28.37
24 Mike Kukurugya 10 CP 55.29
26.07 29.22
25 Cameron Watters 12 YORK 55.31
26.77 28.54
26 Reid Mobley 10 MTV 55.36
26.48 28.88
27 Joe Godfrey 11 CGRV 55.52
26.71 28.81
28 Kyle Dieruf 10 CRAW 55.62
26.87 28.75
29 Zach Snider 12 HSE 55.78
26.44 29.34
30 Josh McCabe 9 TWIN 56.46
27.26 29.20
31 Sam Rogan 12 RICH 56.90
27.17 29.73
32 Sam Reed 11 LAWN 1:00.11
28.82 31.29
#11 Boys 100 Yard ******
State Record: 54.82* 1992 Tyler Lemert, Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran
1:00.29 SCUT
A – Final
1 Kameron Chastain 12 SEYM 55.41 20.0
26.19 29.22
2 Cameron Miller 11 MICH 55.59 17.0
26.10 29.49
3 Addison Bray 11 THSO 55.81 16.0
25.82 29.99
4 Joe Wulf 12 MUNS 55.85 15.0
26.47 29.38
5 Keanu Stevenson 11 CAST 56.51 14.0
26.53 29.98
6 Grant Schwarz 11 CGRV 57.76 13.0
26.93 30.83
7 John Stuy 11 CAR 58.14 12.0
27.65 30.49
8 Seth Essington 12 HSE 58.54 11.0
27.39 31.15
B – Final
9 Jake Wood 11 HHTS 58.80 9.0
27.93 30.87
10 Sebastian Garcia 11 HSE 58.91 7.0
27.60 31.31
11 Zechariah Banks 10 NCIN 59.19 6.0
28.09 31.10
12 Skyler Ruschhaupt 12 HUNT 59.37 5.0
27.87 31.50
13 Niclas Eriksson 11 INT 59.51 4.0
27.34 32.17
14 Andrew Podgorski 12 GOSH 1:00.12 3.0
28.19 31.93
15 Dion Low 10 VALP 1:00.16 2.0
27.87 32.29
16 Brennen Berger 9 NRID 1:00.21 1.0
28.10 32.11
Preliminaries
1 Addison Bray 11 THSO 55.17
25.93 29.24
2 Kameron Chastain 12 SEYM 56.01
26.24 29.77
3 Joe Wulf 12 MUNS 56.29
26.72 29.57
4 Cameron Miller 11 MICH 56.38
26.14 30.24
5 Keanu Stevenson 11 CAST 56.58
26.59 29.99
6 John Stuy 11 CAR 58.09
27.59 30.50
7 Grant Schwarz 11 CGRV 58.23
27.58 30.65
8 Seth Essington 12 HSE 58.77
27.54 31.23
9 Skyler Ruschhaupt 12 HUNT 58.83
27.91 30.92
10 Jake Wood 11 HHTS 58.87
27.84 31.03
11 Brennen Berger 9 NRID 58.98
27.56 31.42
12 Zechariah Banks 10 NCIN 59.01
27.88 31.13
13 Andrew Podgorski 12 GOSH 59.03
27.70 31.33
14 Sebastian Garcia 11 HSE 59.14
27.69 31.45
15 Dion Low 10 VALP 59.51
27.94 31.57
16 Niclas Eriksson 11 INT 59.72
28.12 31.60
17 Patrick Smith 12 HMST 59.96
28.28 31.68
18 Scott Nocco 12 CAR 59.99
27.88 32.11
*19 Keilor Gilbert 12 EGRN 1:00.00
27.71 32.29
*19 Charles Thomas 12 CAR 1:00.00
28.04 31.96
21 Daniel Proctor 11 MUNC 1:00.18
27.87 32.31
22 Kevin Broad 10 FISH 1:00.28
28.08 32.20
23 Grant Music 9 CAFW 1:00.62
28.17 32.45
*24 Joe Morris 12 SBCL 1:00.88
28.48 32.40
*24 Blaine Nichols 9 CAFW 1:00.88
28.68 32.20
26 Ant Roach 11 FISH 1:00.94
28.74 32.20
27 Justin Taylor 12 SALM 1:01.12
28.45 32.67
28 Victor Gutwein 12 WLAF 1:01.36
28.48 32.88
29 Ian Line 12 SMT 1:01.54
28.60 32.94
30 Jake Wildauer 12 FCEN 1:02.13
29.33 32.80
31 William Kelsik 10 NCAS 1:02.17
28.97 33.20
32 Alex Hawkins 11 JASP 1:04.12
29.84 34.28
#12 Boys 400 Yard Free Relay
State Record: 3:03.43* 2004 Carmel
3:18.22 SCUT
A – Final
1 CAR 3:06.56 40.0
Nik Astashinsky 12 Jonathan Astashinsky 9
Charles Williams 12 Matt Gerth 11
23.02 46.91 22.83 47.31
22.17 46.80 21.84 45.54
2 MUNS 3:07.46 34.0
Dillon Thompson 11 Frank Rapin 11
Murray Crabtree 12 Kevin Behrens 11
22.75 47.30 22.53 47.34
22.65 47.71 21.39 45.11
3 FISH 3:09.66 32.0
Jonathon Dance 12 Davis Arick 9
Tucker Hale 12 Ethan Jamrose 12
22.57 47.04 22.96 48.97
22.76 47.92 21.69 45.73
4 HSE 3:10.04 30.0
Jacob Robinson 11 Nathan Kinney 12
Evan Wiedeman 12 Justin Rossillo 11
23.11 49.14 21.61 45.44
22.79 48.64 21.84 46.82
5 HMST 3:11.03 28.0
Jacob Furnas 11 Blake Johnson 11
Jacob Cook 10 Logan Johnson 11
23.39 49.01 22.03 47.08
22.79 47.76 22.32 47.18
6 FRKL 3:11.98 26.0
Michael Oaks 12 Mason Hamilton 11
Jordan Bantista 11 Alex Grissom 10
22.56 47.46 23.10 49.08
23.53 49.20 21.88 46.24
7 ZION 3:12.72 24.0
Peter Lyon 10 Ian Boggs 11
Andrew Cardosi 11 Nick Torrance 11
23.57 48.75 22.88 48.42
22.54 47.20 22.78 48.35
8 NOBL 3:13.84 22.0
Tommy Verbrugge 10 Benjamin May 11
Ryan Clark 11 Collin Hanson 12
23.31 48.04 22.98 48.36
23.22 49.85 22.57 47.59
B – Final
9 BHSS 3:10.59 18.0
Devin O’Leary 12 Jason Sprinkle 12
Scott Haeberle 10 Brendan Michaelsen 10
22.69 47.11 23.17 49.81
22.50 47.19 21.97 46.48
10 NCIN 3:12.03 14.0
Ted Steinkamp 9 Joe Steinkamp 9
Zechariah Banks 10 August Van Allen 11
23.53 48.84 23.18 48.33
23.14 48.04 22.38 46.82
11 WEFL 3:12.70 12.0
Peter Koss 10 Evan Oleson 10
Matt Savitsky 11 Nathan Hopkins 10
23.36 48.52 23.29 48.52
23.14 48.61 22.43 47.05
12 CAST 3:12.84 10.0
John Winck 10 Nate Kamrath 12
Gavin Olson 10 Keanu Stevenson 11
23.79 49.05 22.87 47.81
23.10 48.69 22.39 47.29
13 CONC 3:14.08 8.0
Jeremy Rose 11 Terry Peoples 10
Garret Brubaker 11 Michael Richline 11
23.08 48.31 23.11 48.44
23.73 49.57 22.67 47.76
14 NRID 3:14.96 6.0
Zak Kauffman 10 Brian Deak 11
Brennen Berger 9 Aaron Troyer 11
23.67 49.35 22.85 48.86
23.02 48.78 22.89 47.97
15 SBSJ 3:15.37 4.0
Anthony Carroll 11 Luke Fifer 9
Thomas Brandt 12 Trevor Carroll 9
23.31 49.34 22.92 49.49
22.98 49.05 22.49 47.49
16 CHES 3:15.81 2.0
Taylor Zakhar 12 Nate Schuster 11
Joe Gerard 9 Matt Roseicki 12
23.56 48.79 23.50 49.28
23.33 49.88 22.41 47.86
Preliminaries
1 CAR 3:07.91
Nik Astashinsky 12 Jonathan Astashinsky 9
Michael Vinyard 11 Matt Gerth 11
22.80 46.56 22.62 47.15
22.69 47.97 22.26 46.23
2 MUNS 3:09.22
Dillon Thompson 11 Frank Rapin 11
Murray Crabtree 12 Kevin Behrens 11
22.82 47.37 22.79 47.62
23.07 48.38 21.68 45.85
3 HSE 3:10.26
Marshall Osborne 12 Justin Rossillo 11
Evan Wiedeman 12 Nathan Kinney 12
23.49 48.76 22.10 46.63
22.86 48.36 21.83 46.51
4 FISH 3:10.80
Ethan Jamrose 12 Davis Arick 9
Tucker Hale 12 Jonathon Dance 12
22.33 46.61 23.06 49.35
22.83 47.88 22.07 46.96
5 ZION 3:11.36
Peter Lyon 10 Ian Boggs 11
Andrew Cardosi 11 Nick Torrance 11
23.14 48.35 22.93 48.41
22.48 46.84 22.59 47.76
6 HMST 3:11.59
Jacob Furnas 11 Blake Johnson 11
Jacob Cook 10 Logan Johnson 11
23.55 49.54 22.19 47.15
23.05 48.53 21.93 46.37
7 FRKL 3:11.97
Michael Oaks 12 Mason Hamilton 11
Jordan Bantista 11 Alex Grissom 10
22.66 47.73 23.03 48.93
23.01 48.72 22.20 46.59
8 NOBL 3:11.99
Benjamin May 11 Tommy Verbrugge 10
Mike Reichert 12 Collin Hanson 12
23.16 48.56 22.93 48.14
22.59 48.30 22.10 46.99
9 CONC 3:12.36
Jeremy Rose 11 Terry Peoples 10
Garret Brubaker 11 Michael Richline 11
22.95 48.08 22.94 48.32
23.64 49.75 21.88 46.21
10 BHSS 3:12.40
Devin O’Leary 12 Jason Sprinkle 12
Scott Haeberle 10 Brendan Michaelsen 10
23.04 47.71 23.05 49.78
22.62 47.60 22.61 47.31
11 CAST 3:12.65
John Winck 10 Nate Kamrath 12
Gavin Olson 10 Keanu Stevenson 11
23.88 49.53 22.76 47.76
22.78 48.54 22.05 46.82
12 NCIN 3:12.86
Ted Steinkamp 9 Joe Steinkamp 9
Zechariah Banks 10 August Van Allen 11
23.56 49.04 22.94 48.48
23.38 48.92 22.07 46.42
13 NRID 3:13.10
Zak Kauffman 10 Brian Deak 11
Brennen Berger 9 Aaron Troyer 11
23.36 48.82 22.66 48.51
22.68 48.09 22.75 47.68
14 WEFL 3:13.25
Peter Koss 10 Evan Oleson 10
Matt Savitsky 11 Nathan Hopkins 10
23.70 49.07 23.03 47.82
23.53 48.79 22.62 47.57
15 SBSJ 3:14.21
Anthony Carroll 11 Luke Fifer 9
Thomas Brandt 12 Trevor Carroll 9
23.22 48.79 22.71 49.22
22.68 48.96 22.04 47.24
16 CHES 3:14.68
Taylor Zakhar 12 Nate Schuster 11
Joe Gerard 9 Matt Roseicki 12
23.33 48.58 23.13 48.73
23.41 49.78 22.45 47.59
17 BREB 3:14.78
Nicholas Sayre 11 Alex Cox 11
Jake Pahud 12 Harrison Wagner 11
23.79 49.57 23.74 50.47
22.77 48.43 21.92 46.31
18 ECEN 3:15.46
Richard Barnes 11 Jacob Senitza 10
Jacob Burns 11 Connor Lyle 11
24.02 49.81 23.56 49.68
22.89 48.12 22.54 47.85
19 SEYM 3:15.91
Matt Fouts 11 Chase Schneider 12
Cam Wiethoff 12 Kameron Chastain 12
24.56 50.58 23.32 50.37
22.45 47.83 22.26 47.13
20 YORK 3:16.70
Michael Heavilon 11 Adam Voss 11
Austin Dunn 10 Cameron Watters 12
23.62 49.50 22.84 47.92
23.05 48.49 24.14 50.79
21 CGRV 3:16.73
Alexander Nunnelly 12 Steve Godfrey 10
Joe Godfrey 11 Grant Schwarz 11
23.19 48.68 23.20 48.66
23.76 49.79 23.59 49.60
22 CAFW 3:17.01
David McAfee 11 Jalen Walker 10
Conner Snare 11 Michael Kline 12
24.28 49.24 23.02 49.12
23.36 49.47 23.73 49.18
23 CP 3:17.26
Joel Gintzler 9 Marcus Trybula 11
Mike Kukurugya 10 Blake Yeager 11
24.18 50.91 22.09 47.66
23.52 50.09 23.20 48.60
24 COLN 3:18.03
Nicholas Wang 10 Kevin Brinegar 10
Samual Parker 9 Timo Loescher 12
23.73 49.71 22.65 47.90
23.36 49.42 23.46 51.00
25 PFLD 3:19.16
Kyle Schmedake 11 Chris Tice 9
Michael Hurst 10 Michael Mohler 12
23.85 50.12 23.98 51.16
24.13 51.07 21.80 46.81
26 MUNC 3:20.17
Timothy Miller 11 John Dowdle 11
Zach Haller 10 Daniel Proctor 11
23.05 49.14 23.88 50.17
24.29 50.59 23.54 50.27
27 JASP 3:20.27
Chris Weisheit 12 Clay Kincer 10
Garrett Daily 12 Alex Hawkins 11
24.55 51.09 23.63 50.01
23.42 50.36 23.17 48.81
28 WLAF 3:20.57
David Shan 11 Julian Jimenez-Cor

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W STATE FINALS: #1 Mishawaka rolls

Posted on 26 February 2010 by .

From ihsaa.org
GREENWOOD – Top-ranked Mishawaka capped a perfect 31-0 season in dominating fashion Feb. 27 with a 37-17 victory over No. 4Yorktown (34-2) in the 15th Annual IHSAA Team Wrestling State Finals at Center Grove. The title is Mishawaka’s third overall and second in the last three years in the dual format under coach Darrick Snyder.
The formula for success was virtually the same as a week ago, when Mishawaka advanced an impressive 10 wrestlers to the individual state finals at Conseco Fieldhouse. Nine of those wrestlers earned medals, including top-ranked senior Paul Beck, a runner-up at 112 pounds, and No. 2 senior Christian Lentz, a runner-up at 215. 
While the Cavemen had no individual champions, their impressive team depth vaulted them to the team title by capturing 10 of the 14 weight classes in the finals against Yorktown.
The championship match began with the 103-pound class, where Yorktown No. 17 sophomore Brock Bevans notched a 9-7 victory over Mishawaka freshman Grant Martsolf. 
Beck got things rolling for the Cavemen when he won in decisive fashion, an 11-1 major decision over Yorktown freshman Schuyler Phillips. Sophomore Layton Binion followed with a 6-2 decision over Yorktown’s Jake Anderson to put the Cavemen out in front, 7-3.
The Tigers responded and made things interesting by grabbing an 11-7 advantage with a pair of major decisions by No. 3 125-pound senior Derek Bevans and No. 3 130-pound sophomore Devon Jackson. Jackson was an individual runner-up at 130 a week ago.
No. 7 senior Matt Guerra gutted out a 5-4 overtime upset over No. 3 Tiger junior Andrew Hiestand at 135 that seemed to set the stage for what was to follow. Despite Guerra’s post-match celebration that resulted in a team-point deduction, Mishawaka would go on to win the next seven matches in a row.
Senior Anthony Eddy gave Mishawaka the lead back at 12-11 with a 7-1 win over Yorktown’s Josh Rench at 140. Junior Darius Marshall followed with an extremely hard-fought 6-3 decision in the 145-pound match over Yorktown senior Cody Harper.
Caveman fourth-ranked senior Ryan Stahl was victorious in the 152-pound match with the championship round’s first fall that came in the third period over Tiger senior Caleb Smith. In a high-scoring affair, No. 14 senior Alex White continued the Caveman streak with a 13-10 decision at 160 over Yorktown junior Andie Higgins.
The celebration officially began when 189-pound senior Danny Abu-shehab sealed the Mishawaka title with a fall over Yorktown senior Grant Brown. At 215, Lentz finished his stellar career with a dominating 14-1 major decision over Yorktown junior Scott Neff.
Third-ranked Yorktown senior Ross Janney, the heavyweight state champion, closed out his perfect 55-0 season with a fast 31-second fall over Mishawaka No. 2 senior Travis Thomas.
In semifinal action, Mishawaka advanced to the championship round by defeating third-ranked Perry Meridian (26-2), 41-15. Yorktown and coach Trent McCormick advanced to the championship with a 30-27 victory over Castle (22-4) that was decided on the final pairing at 215 when Neff gutted out a 7-2 decision over Castle No. 16 senior Travis Daugherty.
STATE FINALS (team)
Site: Center Grove High School, 2717 S. Morgantown Rd., Greenwood
Date: Saturday, Feb. 27
Times: Quarterfinals begin at 10 a.m. ET with semifinal and championship rounds to follow.
Admission: $8
Advancement: This is a single-elimination tournament in which the winning team shall advance to the next round.
 
QUARTERFINALS
Matches began at 215
Match 1: #7 Castle 54, Harrison (West Lafayette) 15
103 – #15 Reise Overby, 11, Harrison (WL) pin Tyler Meiring, 09, Castle, 3:48
112 – Luke Welch, 09, Castle tech fall Nick McCoy, 10, Harrison (WL), 16-0 (2:31)
119 – Luke Doud, 10, Castle pin Patrick Best, 11, Harrison (WL), 1:00
125 – Michael Brown, 11, Castle pin Chris Maxwell, 12, Harrison (WL), 5:00
130 – Forrest Son, 12, Harrison (WL) dec. Jordan Mann, 11, Castle, 6-2
135 – Mario Velazquez, 09, Harrison (WL) dec. Tom Witte, 09, Castle, 13-11
140 – Trevor Doud, 12, Castle major dec. Bradley Goodman, 10, Harrison (WL), 13-4
145 – #2 Doug Welch, 11, Castle, won by forfeit
152 – #2 Chad Welch, 11, Castle pin Nate Denson, 12, Harrison (WL), 0:35
160 – #9 Cameron Vlahos, 12, Harrison (WL) dec. #17 Corey Weikel, 12, Castle, 9-6
171 – Austin Warren, 10, Castle pin David Chaney, 10, Harrison (WL), 3:42
189 – #6 Alex Rosebrock, 12, Castle dec. Taylor Andrews, 12, Harrison (WL), 8-3
215 – #16 Travis Daugherty, 12, Castle pin Daniel Campbell, 11, Harrison (WL), 4:24
Hwt – #5 Tyler Daugherty, 12, Castle, won by forfeit
Match 2: #4 Yorktown 31, #17 Roncalli 24
103 – #17 Brock Bevans, 10, Yorktown dec. Josh King, 9, Roncalli, 4-2
112 – Schuyler Phillips, 9, Yorktown dec. Aaron Davis, 12, Roncalli, 7-4
119 – #2 Josh Kieffer, 11, Roncalli pin Gordon Corner, 10, Yorktown, 1:19
125 – #2 Justin Kieffer, 11, Roncalli dec. #3 Derek Bevans, 12, Yorktown, 5-3
130 – #3 Devon Jackson, 10, Yorktown dec. #11 Joe Kieffer, 10, Roncalli, 8-6
135 – #3 Andrew Hiestand, 11, Yorktown pin Carl Goss, 12, Roncalli, 3:12
140 – Ben Kane, 12, Roncalli dec. Austin Dent, 12, Yorktown, 5-2
145 – Cody Harper, 12, Yorktown major dec. David Mappes, 10, Roncalli, 13-0
152 – Logan Zielinski, 10, Roncalli dec. Caleb Smith, 12, Yorktown, 9-6
160 – Danny Rojas, 10, Roncalli dec. Andie Higgins, 11, Yorktown, 5-1
171 – Jake Bartley, 12, Roncalli pin #16 Trent Castner, 12, Yorktown, 3:36
189 – Grant Brown, 12, Yorktown dec. Damon Albertson, 10, Roncalli, 8-4
215 – Scott Neff, 11, Yorktown dec. Jake Tucker, 11, Roncalli, 5-4
Hwt – #3 Ross Janney, 12, Yorktown pin Matt Massengale, 12, Roncalli, 1:17
 
Match 3: #3 Perry Meridian 39, #12 Indianapolis Cathedral 20
103 – #7 Michael Venezia, 10, Indpls. Cathedral dec. #19 Nick Bova, 09, Perry Meridian, 9-4
112 – #5 Jared McKinley, 10, Perry Meridian pin John Hummel, 10, Indpls. Cathedral, 0:55
119 – #9 (at 112) Brian Harvey, 10, Indpls. Cathedral dec. Michael Clem, 11, Perry Meridian, 7-4
125 – #15 Jason Simmons, 12, Perry Meridian pin Alex Collignon, 12, Indpls. Cathedral, 1:56
130 – #10 John Stringfield, 12, Indpls. Cathedral major dec. Joey Klinesmith, 11, Perry Meridian, 12-0
135 – #20 Kenny Harris, 12, Perry Meridian pin Sam Oskins, 12, Indpls. Cathedral, 5:12
140 – #18 Kirk Johnson, 10, Perry Meridian dec. Gino Gillum, 09, Indpls. Cathedral, 11-7
145 – #17 Derek Harz, 11, Perry Meridian pin Conner Lenehan, 09, Indpls. Cathedral, 1:54
152 – Nick Witten, 12, Perry Meridian dec. Maxx Hamm, 11, Indpls. Cathedral, 4-2
160 – #17 (at 152) Austin Neibarger, 09, Indpls. Cathedral major dec. Jake Masengale, 09, Perry Meridian, 16-2
171 – Casey Devlin, 12, Indpls. Cathedral dec. Sam Tasseff, 11, Perry Meridian, 4-2
189 – Andre Richards, 10, Perry Meridian pin Steven Hackl, 12, Indpls. Cathedral, 1:01
215 – #12 Logan Cooper, 11, Perry Meridian dec. #17 Jake Buchanan, 12, Indpls. Cathedral, 7-1
Hwt – Wes Stokes, 12, Indpls. Cathedral dec. Devin Schaffer, 11, Perry Meridian, 8-4
Match 4: #1 Mishawaka 45, #2 Crown Point 19
103 – Grant Martsolf, 09, Mishawaka dec. Colton Saroff, 10, Crown Point, 2-1
112 – #1 Paul Beck, 12, Mishawaka pin Jordan Kelly, 09, Crown Point, 3:02
119 – Layten Binion, 10, Mishawaka major dec. Matt Harvey, 11, Crown Point, 13-3
125 – #7 Taylor Wisler, 11, Mishawaka pin Dustin Schurg, 09, Crown Point, 1:11
130 – #1 Jason Tsirtsis, 10, Crown Point dec. #4 Nick Schrader, 12, Mishawaka, 8-2
135 – #7 Matt Guerra, 12, Mishawaka dec. #10 Dallas Schurg, 12, Crown Point, 8-5
140 – #11 Joshua Flamme, 11, Crown Point major dec. Tylor Smith, 11, Mishawaka, 12-0
145 – #1 Eric Roach, 11, Crown Point pin Brian Weldon, 10, Mishawaka, 1:17
152 – #4 Ryan Stahl, 12, Mishawaka dec. #20 Thomas Renn, 12, Crown Point, 7-4
160 – Drew Childress, 11, Mishawaka pin Eugene Black, 12, Crown Point, 1:37
171 – #12 Richard Morin, 12, Mishawaka pin Matthew Langbehn, 09, Crown Point, 4:19
189 – #9 Tyler Kral, 10, Crown Point pin Trey Taylor, 09, Mishawaka, 1:33
215 – #2 Christian Lentz, 12, Mishawaka major dec. John Hannon, 12, Crown Point, 11-0
Hwt – #2 Travis Thomas, 12, Mishawaka major dec. Josh Swope, 10, Crown Point, 17-3
SEMIFINALS
Matches began at heavyweight
Match 5: #4 Yorktown 30, #7 Castle 27
103 – #17 Brock Bevans, 10, Yorktown dec. Tyler Meiring, 09, Castle, Decision 3-0
112 – Luke Welch, 09, Castle dec. Schuyler Phillips, 09, Yorktown, 5-2
119 – Jake Anderson, 12, Yorktown major dec. Luke Doud, 10, Castle, 10-2
125 – #3 Derek Bevans, 12, Yorktown tech fall Michael Brown, 11, Castle, 19-4 (5:39)
130 – #3 Devon Jackson, 10, Yorktown dec. Jordan Mann, 11, Castle, 8-7
135 – #3 Andrew Hiestand, 11, Yorktown tech fall Tom Witte, 09, Castle, 23-8 (5:25)
140 – Trevor Doud, 12, Castle dec. Josh Rench, 12, Yorktown, 5-4 (OT)
145 – #2 Doug Welch, 11, Castle dec. Cody Harper, 12, Yorktown, 7-3
152 – #2 Chad Welch, 11, Castle pin Caleb Smith, 12, Yorktown, 3:09
160 – #17 Corey Weikel, 12, Castle pin Andie Higgins, 11, Yorktown, 1:45
171 – #16 Trent Castner, 12, Yorktown major dec. Austin Warren, 10, Castle, 10-1
189 – #6 Alex Rosebrock, 12, Castle pin Grant Brown, 12, Yorktown, 0:52
215 – Scott Neff, 11, Yorktown dec. #16 Travis Daugherty, 12, Castle, 7-2
Hwt – #3 Ross Janney, 12, Yorktown dec. #5 Tyler Daugherty, 12, Castle, 2-1
Match 6: #1 Mishawaka 41, #3 Perry Meridian 15
103 – #19 Nick Bova, 09, Perry Meridian dec. Grant Martsolf, 09, Mishawaka, 6-2
112 – #1 Paul Beck, 12, Mishawaka dec. #5 Jared McKinley, 10, Perry Meridian, 4-2
119 – Layton Binion, 10, Mishawaka major dec. Michael Clem, 11, Perry Meridian, 15-2
125 – #7 Taylor Wisler, 11, Mishawaka dec. #15 Jason Simmons, 12, Perry Meridian, 4-1
130 – #4 Nick Schrader, 12, Mishawaka dec. Joey Klinesmith, 1, Perry Meridian, 6-2
135 – #7 Matt Guerra, 12, Mishawaka dec. #20 Kenny Harris, 12, Perry Meridian, 6-3
140 – #18 Kirk Johnson, 10, Perry Meridian dec. Anthony Eddy, 12, Mishawaka, 1-0
145 – #17 Derek Harz, 11, Perry Meridian pin Brian Weldon, 10, Mishawaka, 1:11
152 – Nick Witten, 12, Perry Meridian dec. Darius Marshall, 11, Mishawaka, 6-4
160 – #14 Alex White, 12, Mishawaka pin Jake Massengale, 09, Perry Meridian, 2:55
171 – #12 Richard Morin, 12, Mishawaka dec. Sam Tasseff, 11, Perry Meridian, 8-4
189 – Danny Abu-shehab, 12, Mishawaka pin Andre Richards, 10, Perry Meridian, 2:22
215 – #2 Christian Lentz, 12, Mishawaka major dec. #12 Logan Cooper, 11, Perry Meridian, 10-0
Hwt – #2 Travis Thomas, 12, Mishawaka pin Devin Schaffer, 11, Perry Meridian, 1:48
CHAMPIONSHIP
Matches began at 103
Match 7: #1 Mishawaka 37, #4 Yorktown 17
103 – #17 Brock Bevans, 10, Yorktown dec. Grant Martsolf, 09, Mishawaka, 9-7
112 – #1 Paul Beck, 12, Mishawaka major dec. Schuyler Phillips, 09, Yorktown, 11-1
119 – Layton Binion, 10, Mishawaka dec. Jake Anderson, 12, Yorktown, 6-2
125 – #3 Derek Bevans, 12, Yorktown major dec. #7 Taylor Wisler, 11, Mishawaka, 12-4
130 – #3 Devon Jackson, 10, Yorktown major dec. #4 Nick Schrader, 12, Mishawaka, 10-1
135 – #7 Matt Guerra, 12, Mishawaka dec. #3 Andrew Hiestand, 11, Yorktown, 8-4
140 – Anthony Eddy, 12, Mishawaka dec. Josh Rench, 12, Yorktown, 7-1
145 – Darius Marshall, 11, Mishawaka dec. Cody Harper, 12, Yorktown, 6-3
152 – #4 Ryan Stahl, 12, Mishawaka pin Caleb Smith, 12, Yorktown, 5:44
160 – #14 Alex White, 12, Mishawaka dec. Andie Higgins, 11, Yorktown, 13-10
171 – #12 Richard Morin, 12, Mishawaka dec. #16 Trent Castner, 12, Yorktown, 5-1
189 – Danny Abu-shehab, 12, Mishawaka pin Grant Brown, 12, Yorktown, 2:31
215 – #2 Christian Lentz, 12, Mishawaka major dec. Scott Neff, 11, Yorktown, 14-1
Hwt – #3 Ross Janney, 12, Yorktown pin #2 Travis Thomas, 12, Mishawaka, 0:31
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GBB REG. 7: 3A #1 Rushville thumps Western Boone, Roncalli for crown

Posted on 25 February 2010 by .

By Mike McGraw
Executive Director
Technical difficulties prevented the posting of this story till now; we apologize …
FORTVILLE – Class 3A top-ranked Rushville claimed the Mt. Vernon (Fortville) Regional title Feb, 20 with a 50-38 victory over No. 12 Roncalli. The triumph brings the Lions one step closer to an elusive state title and sets up a Bedford North Lawrence Semistate affair with No. 5 Evansville Memorial this coming Saturday.
Hoosier Authority attended what appeared on paper to be the marquee contest of this regional, Rushville’s semifinal battle with Western Boone. Having covered the Lions in their sectional championship game with Hamilton Heights, it is unusual for us to report on the same team two games in a row. 
However, it is hard not to get caught up in what this Rush County community so obviously believes is a pursuit of destiny. After Saturday morning, the Stars would probably not argue that assessment after Rushville dispatched the Stars, 69-52.
Western Boone entered the game 18-4 overall and fresh from a sectional where it had downed 11th-ranked Crawfordsville for the second time this season. The Stars were led by Indiana Junior All-Star candidate Brandy Woody. 
It took little time for the Rushville defense to set the tone of this one. The Lions spent most of the first half smothering the Stars in the half court and making dribbling the ball a chore on each and every trip. Rushville raced to a 19-6 advantage after one quarter and a 34-17 margin at halftime. 
That was despite senior leader Shelbie Justice fighting first-half foul trouble.
It seemed Rushville was on the brink of putting the game entirely out of reach when the Lions increased the lead to 40-20 midway through the third quarter. The Stars weren’t ready to go quite that quietly, though. 
Western Boone hit back-to-back 3-pointers to spark a 13-6 closing run that cut the margin to 46-33 heading into the final period. And WeBo wasn’t done. 
The Stars used another run, this one 11-2 midway through the fourth, to close within 60-51 with 2:42 to play. The charge was fueled by a full-court press that obviously gave Rushville some problems. 
But it takes more than a few problems to shake this Lions squad. Rushville connected on successive baskets in the next 40 seconds to finally put the verdict to rest. 
As usual, it was the incredible balance on offense that spurred Rushville. The Lions placed four players in double figures, led by Alexa Bess with 19 points. Morgan Herbert added 17, while Justice had 16 and Morgan Hittle 11. 
Woody led Western Boone with 18 points, most of those in a stellar second-half performance. She was aided by 17 markers from sophomore Sarah Brewer.
Should Rushville advance past Evansville Memorial – what looks to be the marquee game of the eight-game semistate round – the Lions would face the winner of the 3A Elkhart Central Semistate battle between No. 14 Griffith (19-5) and No. 8 Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (22-3) for the state championship March 6 in Fort Wayne.
7. Mt. Vernon (Fortville) Regional
Game 1 – #1 Rushville 69, Western Boone 52
Game 2 – #12 Roncalli 45, Greensburg 42
Championship – #1 Rushville 50, #12 Roncalli 38
4. Bedford North Lawrence Semistate
1A – #7 Waldron (22-3) vs. #1 Vincennes Rivet (25-0). 1p ET
3A – #1 Rushville (24-2) vs. #5 Evansville Memorial (23-3). To follow
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W STATE FINALS: A team preview

Posted on 25 February 2010 by .

From ihsaa.org

One week after the best individuals were decided, the best team of the season will be determined Feb. 27 in the 15th Annual IHSAA Team Wrestling State Finals at Center Grove.

Five of the eight teams are ranked in the Top 10 of the final state coaches’ poll, including top-ranked Mishawaka and No. 2 Crown Point, the defending champion, who square off in the opening round. The other quarterfinal matches include No. 3 Perry Meridian (last year’s runner-up) against No. 12 Indianapolis Cathedral, No. 4 Yorktown taking on No. 17 Roncalli, and No. 7 Castle facing unranked Harrison (West Lafayette).

In regular-season meetings, Perry Meridian edged Indianapolis Cathedral, 33-29, Jan. 13, while Mishawaka topped Crown Point, 42-17, Dec. 12.

Four wrestlers who won a state championship and six more who finished as a runner-up will be among those on the mats in Greenwood.

Mishawaka, making its 11th straight appearance and competing for its second state championship in three seasons, had 10 entries in last week’s state finals, the most of any team. The Cavemen had a pair of runner-up finishers in 112-pound senior Paul Beck and 215 senior Christian Lentz. Travis Thomas finished third at heavyweight.

Crown Point, making its second straight trip to state, has three champions on its roster, including two that won last Saturday. Sophomore Jason Tsirtsis won at 130 last week and was the 125 winner in 2009. Junior Eric Roach won the 145-pound class, while senior Anthony Hawkins, who finished fifth at 119, was the 2009 champ at 112.

Eight wrestlers who participated last week have helped Yorktown back to the team finals for the third time and its first appearance since 2001. Heavyweight Ross Janney is undefeated this year, while Devon Jackson’s only loss this season came to Tsirtsis in the 130 final. Derek Bevans placed third at 125.

Castle, making its second straight trip, is led by Doug Welch, the 145 runner-up, and brother Chad Welch, the third-place finisher at 152.

Perry Meridian finds itself at Center Grove for the fifth year in a row and had Jared McKinley (112) and Kirk Johnson (140) both place fourth at Conseco.

Tyler Willis was the 160 state runner-up for Indianapolis Cathedral, which makes its fourth team appearance at state in five seasons.

Roncalli is led by Josh Kieffer and Justin Kieffer, both of whom finished fourth at 119 and 125, respectively.

Harrison had four entries in the individual state finals, including Cameron Vlahos, the fourth-place finisher at 160.

Of historical note …

State champions in the field (4)
119 – Anthony Hawkins, 12, Crown Point, 2009 champ at 112
130 – Jason Tsirtsis, 10, Crown Point, 2010; also 2009 champ at 125
145 – Eric Roach, 11, Crown Point, 2010; also 2008 runner-up at 130
Hwt – Ross Janney, 12, Yorktown, 2010

State runners-up in the field (6)
112 – Paul Beck, 12, Mishawaka, 2010
119 – Josh Kieffer, 11, Roncalli, 2009 runner-up at 112
130 – Devon Jackson, 10, Yorktown, 2010
145 – Doug Welch, 11, Castle, 2010
160 – Tyler Willis, 10, Indianapolis Cathedral, 2010
215 – Christian Lentz, 12, Mishawaka, 2010; also 2009 runner-up at 215

Here’s a look at the Saturday lineup, courtesy of Managing Editor E. Shawn Aylsworth with info provided by ihsaa.org:

STATE FINALS (team)
Date: Saturday, Feb. 27
Time: Quarterfinals begin at 10 a.m. ET with semifinal and championship rounds to follow.
Admission: $8
Site: Center Grove High School, 2717 S. Morgantown Rd., Greenwood
Advancement: This is a single-elimination tournament in which the winning team shall advance to the next round.
Quarterfinals
Match 1: Harrison (West Lafayette) vs. #7 Castle
Match 2: #17 Roncalli vs. #4 Yorktown
Match 3: #3 Perry Meridian vs. #12 Indianapolis Cathedral
Match 4: #2 Crown Point vs. #1 Mishawaka
Semifinals
Match 5: Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2.
Match 6: Winner of Match 3 vs. Winner of Match 4.
Championship
Match 7: Winner of Match 5 vs. Winner of Match 6.
#1 MISHAWAKA CAVEMEN
Roster (weight, name, grade, record)
103 Grant Martsolf 9 29-12
103 Scott Fozo 10 3-1
112 Paul Beck 12 47-2
119 Layten Binion 10 34-9
119 Lymen Stoneburner 10 7-3
125 Taylor Wisler 11 38-4
125 Mitchell Emmons 10 1-0
130 Nick Schrader 12 40-2
130 Jordan Snyder 10 1-1
135 Matt Guerra 12 42-5
135 Tylor Smith 11 2-0
140 Anthony Eddy 12 32-9
145 Darius Marshall 11 22-16
145 Brian Weldon 10 4-2
145 Tyler Reinoehl 11 7-2
152 Ryan Stahl 12 45-5
152 Sidney Logan 10 3-1
160 Alex White 12 31-4
171 Richard Morin 12 36-7
171 Drew Childress 11 6-2
189 Danny Abu-shehab 12 25-20
215 Christian Lentz 12 43-2
Hwt Travis Thomas 12 40-3
Coach: Darrick Snyder
Season results (28-0)
12/3 South Bend Adams W 61-8
12/5 vs. Bremen W 73-6
12/5 vs. Harrison (WL) W 56-9
12/5 at Plymouth W 73-6
12/5 vs. South Bend Riley W 56-7
12/5 vs. Northridge W 62-9
12/12 vs. Highland W 66-6
12/12 vs. Westfield W 57-7
12/12 vs. Franklin Community W 45-11
12/12 vs. Portage W 39-24
12/12 vs. Crown Point W 42-17
12/17 at Penn W 36-21
12/18 Lowell (MI) W 41-17
1/7 South Bend St. Joseph’s W 81-0
1/9 vs. Castle W 40-13
1/9 at Bellmont W 49-12
1/9 vs. Perry Meridian W 47-12
1/9 vs. Bluffton W 62-9
1/9 vs. Whitko W 58-9
1/13 at Lakeshore (MI) W 30-18
1/17 vs. South Bend Riley W 58-12
1/17 vs. SB Washington W 64-9
1/17 vs. Elkhart Central W 72-(-1)
1/17 vs. Mishawaka Marian W 79-0
1/17 vs. Niles (MI) W 53-21
1/21 at South Bend Clay W 46-18
Mishawaka Sectional
Jimtown Regional
2/4 Wawasee W 76-0
2/4 Jimtown W 63-(-1)
2010 individual state tournament highlights
112 – Paul Beck – Runner-up
119 – Layten Binion – finalist
125 – Taylor Wisler – placed 8th
130 – Nick Schrader – placed 4th
135 – Matt Guerra – placed 4th
152 – Ryan Stahl – placed 4th
171 – Richard Morin – placed 6th
189 – Danny Abu-shehab – finalist
215 – Christian Lentz – Runner-up
Hwt – Travis Thomas – placed 3rd
State finals history
State champion: 1991, 2008
Runner-up: 2000, 2007
Team finals appearances: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
#2 CROWN POINT BULLDOGS
Roster (weight, name, grade, record)
103 Colton Saroff 10 26-11
103 Vinnie Sarico 10
112 Matt Harvey 11 15-11
112 Jordan Kelly 9
119 Anthony Hawkins 12 37-4
119 Trevor Blue 10
125 Dustin Schurg 9 25-9
125 Andrew Bakiewicz 11
130 Jason Tsirtsis 10 42-0
135 Dallas Schurg 12 30-7
135 Santino Larios 10
135 Matt Maljy 10
140 Josh Flamme 11 31-5
140 Garrick Gurney 9
140 Tyler Noonan 11
145 Eric Roach 11 41-0
145 John Murzyn 10
152 Tommy Renn 12 32-5
152 Nate Lee 10
152 Eugene Black 12
160 Dillon Cope 10 22-11
160 Scott Southworth 11
160 Adam Kutemeier 10
171 Matt Langbehn 9 11-14
171 Julio Coria 10
171 Tyler Triumph 11
189 Tyler Kral 10 32-3
215 John Hannon 12 22-15
215 Michael Kelly 12
Hwt Josh Swope 10 17-12
Hwt Steven Hutchison 10
Coach: Scott Vlink
Season results (18-1)
12/2 LaPorte W 53-14
12/9 at Chesterton W 56-6
12/12 at Lake Station W 69-12
12/12 at Munster W 46-21
12/12 at Portage W 36-25
12/12 at Franklin W 46-15
12/12 at Mishawaka L 17-42
12/17 at Lake Central W 49-24
1/6 at Merrillville W 35-26
1/9 at Portage W 35-26
1/9 at Lowell W 58-14
1/9 at Rensselaer Central W 57-15
1/13 Michigan City W 72-6
1/20 at Valparaiso W 63-7
1/23 at Lake Forest (IL) W 73-0
1/23 at Lakes Community (IL) W 65-9
1/23 at Grayslake North (IL) W 65-3
Crown Point Sectional
Portage Regional
2/3 Merrillville W 41-17
2/3 Portage W 34-27
2010 individual state tournament highlights
119 – Anthony Hawkins – placed 5th
130 – Jason Tsirtsis – Champion
140 – Josh Flamme – finalist
145 – Eric Roach – Champion
State finals history
State champion: 2009
Team finals appearances: 2009, 2010
#3 PERRY MERIDIAN FALCONS
Roster (weight, name, grade, record)
103 Nick Bova 9 36-8
103 Corey Rutledge 9 0-0
112 Jared McKinley 10 49-4
112 Cody Lloyd 9 1-0
119 Michael Clem 11 31-12
119 Devin Patterson 9 0-0
125 Jason Simmons 12 37-10
125 Tyler Coxey 11 2-0
130 Joey Klinesmith 11 22-24
130 Devante Bluitt 11 0-0
135 Kenny Harris 12 30-14
135 John Dodson 12 1-0
140 Kirk Johnson 10 47-6
140 Mason Deal 10 0-1
145 Derek Harz 11 37-12
145 Nick Parnell 12 2-0
152 Nick Witten 12 23-20
152 Jacob Tonte 12 40-0
160 Jacob Masengale 9 0-1
160 Brandon Gutzwiller 9 0-0
171 Sam Tasseff 11 0-2
171 Dearold Brooks 11 8-5
189 Andre Richards 10 34-12
189 Logan Cooper 11 27-7
215 Jordan Naughton 10 13-6
215 Tracii Doolin 10 0-0
Hwt Devin Schaefer 11 29-17
Hwt Donte Winfield 9 0-0
Coach: Jim Tonte
Season results (25-1)
11/24 at Center Grove W 51-6
12/05 vs. Trinity (KY) W 79-0
12/05 vs. Edgewood W 76-3
12/05 vs. Indpls. Crispus Attucks W 84-0
12/05 vs. Triton Central W 73-3
12/05 at Providence W 84-0
12/09 Southport W 63-12
12/12 Avon W 59-10
12/12 Roncalli W 41-22
12/12 New Palestine W 43-21
12/30 at North Montgomery W 69-9
12/30 vs. New Palestine W 47-15
12/30 vs. Carmel W 42-17
12/30 vs. Delphi W 48-25
12/31 vs. Warren Central W 51-21
12/31 vs. Portage W 39-17
12/31 vs. Bloomington South W 33-20
1/09 vs. Indpls. Arsenal Tech W 73-0
1/09 vs. Castle W 37-18
1/09 vs. Mishawaka L 12-47
1/09 at Bellmont W 34-29
1/09 vs. Penn W 47-19
1/13 Indpls. Cathedral W 33-29
1/20 at Ben Davis W 53-10
Decatur Central Sectional
Greencastle Regional
2/3 Avon W 51-13
2/3 Franklin W 37-12
2010 individual state tournament highlights
112 – Jared McKinley – placed 4th
140 – Kirk Johnson – placed 4th
145 – Derek Harz – finalist
215 – Logan Cooper – finalist
State finals history
Runner-up: 1992, 2002, 2004, 2009
Team finals appearances: 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
#4 YORKTOWN TIGERS
Roster (weight, name, grade, record)
103 Brock Bevans 10 42-7
103 Rudy Aguirre 11 5-10
112 Schuyler Phillips 9 34-13
119 Jake Anderson 12 38-9
119 Gordon Corner 10 5-12
125 Derek Bevans 12 54-1
130 Devon Jackson 10 53-1
130 Dalton Baysinger 9 1-4
135 Andrew Hiestand 11 44-4
140 Josh Rench 12 26-13
140 Austin Dent 12 9-2
145 Cody Harper 12 39-7
152 Caleb Smith 12 31-14
152 Lee Hunt 11 0-0
160 Andie Higgins 11 12-16
171 Trent Castner 12 43-7
171 John Wales 9 0-1
189 Grant Brown 12 35-10
189 Mick Hart 12 2-4
215 Scott Neff 11 35-16
Hwt Ross Janney 12 52-0
Hwt Dylon Ervin 12 1-1
Coach: Trent McCormick
Season results (32-1)
11/28 LaPorte W 58-12
11/28 Delta W 75-6
11/28 Columbus East W 60-18
11/28 Garrett W 55-12
11/28 Bellmont W 52-19
12/1 at Lebanon W 53-15
12/4 at DeSmet (MO) W 71-6
12/4 at Hillsboro (MO) W 70-3
12/4 at Ft. Zumwalt West (MO) W 48-22
12/5 at Kirkwood (MO) W 73-6
12/5 at Belleville East (IL) W 69-6
12/5 at Wentzville Holt (MO) W 50-19
12/5 at Ft. Zumwalt West (MO) W 48-21
12/8 at Muncie Southside W 68-9
12/12 at Harrison (WL) W 59-10
12/12 at Wawasee W 69-0
12/12 at South Bend Clay L 31-39
12/12 at Chesterton W 51-22
12/12 at Kankakee Valley W 56-10
12/19 at Prairie Heights W 60-3
12/19 at Leo W 62-9
12/19 at Southern Wells W 67-6
12/19 at Elkhart Memorial W 65-6
12/19 at New Haven W 66-9
1/5 Winchester W 62-6
1/9 at Brownsburg W 58-5
1/9 at Holt (MI) W 39-28
1/9 at Ben Davis W 58-12
1/9 at Franklin Community W 46-21
1/9 at Jeffersonville W 35-25
1/13 at Whiteland W 68-3
Delta Sectional
Adams Central Regional
2/3 Bellmont W 30-24
2/3 Whitko W 45-19
2010 individual state tournament highlights
103 – Brock Bevans – finalist
119 – Jake Anderson – finalist
125 – Derek Bevans – placed 3rd
130 – Devon Jackson – Runner-up
135 – Andrew Hiestand – finalist
171 – Trent Castner – finalist
215 – Scott Neff – finalist
Hwt – Ross Janney- Champion
State finals history
Team finals appearances: 2000, 2001, 2010
#7 CASTLE KNIGHTS
Roster (weight, name, grade, record)
103 Tyler Meiring 9 19-20
103 Josh Gwaltney 9
112 Luke Welch 9 35-11
112 David Whitenack 9
119 Luke Doud 10 19-22
119 Chris Ellerbusch 9
125 Michael Brown 11 38-8
125 Alexander Jefferson 9
125 Ben McKewen 9
130 Jordan Mann 11 28-17
130 Blake Webb 9
130 John Montgomery 9
130 Johnny Young 9
135 Tom Witte 9 14-25
135 E.J. Tatum 12
140 Trevor Doud 12 35-9
140 Josh Noffsinger
145 Doug Welch 11 49-1
152 Chad Welch 11 47-1
152 Dylan Thomason 9
160 Corey Weikel 12 37-6
160 Tyler Powless 9
171 Austin Warren 10 25-19
171 Sean Huber 12
171 Andrew Jeffress 10
189 Alex Rosebrock 12 45-3
215 Travis Daugherty 12 24-13
Hwt Tyler Daugherty 12 44-4
Coach: Bob Harmon
Season results (21-3)
12/5 South Spencer W 78-4
12/5 Boonville W 65-6
12/5 Gibson Southern W 51-15
12/5 Indian Creek W 74-3
12/5 Evansville North W 64-6
12/12 vs. Evansville Mater Dei L 23-35
12/12 vs. Forest Park W 72-0
12/12 at Jasper W 69-3
12/12 vs. Bloomington South W 28-26
12/12 vs. Jeffersonville W 35-25
12/15 at Southridge W 72-3
1/9 vs. Mishawaka L 13-40
1/9 vs. Perry Meridian L 18-37
1/9 at Bellmont W 28-27
1/9 vs. Penn W 35-22
1/9 vs. Indpls. Arsenal Tech W 54-16
1/16 vs. Evansville Reitz W 31-28
1/16 vs. Tell City W 69-9
1/16 vs. Mt. Vernon W 48-17
1/16 at Evansville Central W 48-22
1/16 vs. North Posey W 54-21
1/20 Evansville Memorial W 29-26
Castle Sectional
Jasper Regional
2/3 Jasper W 80-0
2/3 Evansville Mater Dei W 32-19
2010 individual state tournament highlights
112 – Luke Welch – finalist
125 – Michael Brown – finalist
145 – Doug Welch – Runner-up
152 – Chad Welch – placed 3rd
189 – Alex Rosebrock – placed 4th
Hwt – Tyler Daugherty – placed 7th
State finals history
Runner-up: 1994
Team finals appearances: 2009, 2010
#12 INDIANAPOLIS CATHEDRAL FIGHTING IRISH
Roster (weight, name, grade, record)
103 Michael Venezia 10 34-3
112 Brian Harvey 10 41-7
119 John Hummel 10 23-17
125 Alex Collignon 12 28-11
125 Connor Bagwell 9 0-0
130 John Stringfield 12 40-7
130 Kevin Haas 9 0-0
135 Sam Oskins 12 27-17
140 Gino Gillum 9 24-5
140 Conner Lenahan 9 0-0
140 Evan Wilbrandt 10 0-0
140 Sam Frederick 9 0-0
145 Maxx Hamm 11 22-16
145 Joe Huntington 9 0-0
152 Austin Neibarger 9 38-9
152 Stone Schneider 9 0-0
160 Tyler Willis 10 45-2
160 Josh Gillum 9 0-0
171 Casey Devlin 12 20-12
171 John White 9 0-0
189 Steven Hackl 12 20-16
215 Jake Buchanan 12 36-5
215 Zach Jordan 9 0-0
Hwt Wesley Stokes 12 21-8
Hwt Levi Kinney 10 0-0
Coach: Sean McGinley
Season results (21-5)
12/1 North Montgomery W 46-22
12/5 Guerin Catholic W 78-6
12/5 Avon W 52-21
12/5 Warren Central W 54-16
12/12 at Valparaiso W 59-18
12/12 at Portage L 33-34
12/12 at Munster W 39-22
12/12 at Westfield W 35-31
12/12 at Lawrence North L 34-35
1/5 Lebanon W 51-9
1/9 at Union County W 60-11
1/9 at Logansport W 59-12
1/9 at Greenfield-Central W 56-16
1/9 at Hamilton Southeastern W 38-24
1/9 at North Central (Indpls.) W 46-20
1/13 at Perry Meridian L 29-33
1/14 at Lawrence Central W 50-13
1/16 Connersville W 52-12
1/16 Pike Central W 61-6
1/16 Indpls. Arlington W 75-0
1/16 New Haven W 60-12
1/16 New Castle W 32-27
1/20 Roncalli L 26-27
1/21 at Bloomington South L 28-29
Lawrence Central Sectional
North Montgomery Regional
2/3 Noblesville W 50-15
2/3 Hamilton Southeastern W 45-15
2010 individual state tournament highlights
112 – Brian Harvey – placed 6th
130 – John Stringfield – placed 8th
152 – Austin Neibarger – placed 8th
160 – Tyler Willis – Runner-up
215 – Jake Buchanan – finalist
State finals history
Runner-up: 1986, 1988
Team finals appearances: 1999, 2006, 2007, 2009. 2010
#17 RONCALLI REBELS
Roster (weight, name, grade, record)
103 Josh King 9 22-15
103 Nick Bailey 9 3-1
112 Aaron Davis 12 25-12
112 Barry McGinley 9 0-4
119 Josh Kieffer 11 37-2
119 Clinton Corbin 9 0-2
125 Justin Kieffer 11 36-2
125 Danny Fagan 9 2-0
130 Joe Kieffer 10 31-5
130 Brennan Ellis 10
135 Carl Goss 12 17-21
135 Nick Ader 10 0-1
140 Ben Kane 12 18-18
140 Austin Green 12 1-0
140 Blake Jahnke 10
145 Logan Zielinski 10 18-14
145 David Mappes 10
152 Danny Rojas 10 18-18
152 Josh Pawlak 10
152 Fabarizio DeVenere 12
160 Joe Ardizzone 10 26-10
171 Jake Bartley 12 21-11
171 Mason Nickell 9 2-2
189 Damon Albertson 10 18-14
189 Tyler Jones 11 0-1
189 Shane Briggeman 10
215 Jake Tucker 11 15-16
215 Jonathan Pawlecki 10 3-4
215 Sam Troyer 11
Hwt Matt Masengale 12 23-11
Hwt Andrew Armbruster 12
Hwt Luke Winninghams 12
Coach: Lance Ellis
Season results (14-3)
12/5 at Franklin Community L 20-39
12/5 vs. Lawrence North W 44-10
12/5 vs. Pike W 36-19
12/12 vs. New Palestine L 23-40
12/12 at Perry Meridian L 22-41
12/12 vs. Avon W 35-24
12/15 at Shelbyville W 59-9
1/14 at Center Grove W 36-25
1/16 vs. Indpls. Howe Academy W 75-4
1/16 vs. Ben Davis W 45-12
1/16 at Warren Central W 38-22
1/16 vs. Northwestern W 68-12
1/16 vs. Adams Central W 56-17
1/20 at Indpls. Cathedral W 27-26
1/21 Franklin Central W 53-6
Warren Central Sectional
Seymour Regional
2/3 Jennings County W 39-25
2/3 New Castle W 37-25
2010 individual state tournament highlights
119 – Josh Kieffer – placed 4th
125 – Justin Kieffer – placed 4th
State finals history
Team finals appearances: 2009, 2010
HARRISON (WEST LAFAYETTE) RAIDERS
Roster (weight, name, grade, record)
103 Taylor Wisler 10 13-0
103 Reise Overby 11 50-6
103 Gilbert Best 9 4-1
112 Nick McCoy 10 15-7
112 Patrick Best 11 17-15
119 J.J. Nance 9 26-23
119 Ivan Gonzalez 10 5-5
125 Chris Maxwell 12 34-8
125 Shea Fortner 10 6-3
130 Forrest Son 12 47-9
130 Mario Velazquez 9 26-23
135 Brendon Cheever 11 1-0
140 Cody Kantz 11 22-7
140 Bradey Goodman 10 12-9
145 Brian Hodge 11 19-8
152 Nate Denson 12 28-22
152 Peter Konieczny 10 3-0
160 Cameron Vlahos 12 55-4
160 Chadd Denson 10 1-1
171 David Chaney 10 24-14
189 Taylor Andrews 12 39-9
189 Daniel Campbell 11 37-8
Hwt Hector Huizar 12 26-6
Hwt John Childress 11 9-7
Coach: Scott Van Der Aa
Season results (30-12)
11/20 vs. Jay County W 66-12
11/20 vs. Columbus East W 37-35
11/21 vs. Cambridge City Lincoln W 68-9
11/21 vs. Milan W 56-15
11/21 vs. Connersville W 42-28
11/21 vs. Westfield L 33-33
11/21 at New Castle L 30-38
11/27 Jennings County L 30-35
11/27 Faith Christian W 76-0
11/27 Lake Central W 50-27
11/27 West Noble W 51-25
11/27 Fairfield W 45-27
11/28 Hammond Gavit W 68-12
11/28 Goshen L 27-43
11/28 Madison W 47-21
11/28 Indianapolis Howe W 66-16
12/5 vs. South Bend Riley L 29-38
12/5 vs. Mishawaka L 9-56
12/5 vs. Northridge W 46-36
12/5 at Plymouth W 52-20
12/5 vs. Bremen W 53-24
12/12 vs. Yorktown L 10-59
12/12 vs. Chesterton L 35-45
12/12 vs. South Bend Clay L 21-51
12/12 vs. Wawasee W 34-33
12/12 vs. West Lafayette W 64-9
12/16 Lafayette Jefferson L 31-34
12/19 vs. McCutcheon L 26-30
12/19 vs. Tipton W 56-21
12/19 vs. Fishers W 40-32
12/19 vs. Benton Central W 56-17
12/19 at West Lafayette W 69-3
1/9 vs. Elwood W 59-13
1/9 vs. Noblesville W 37-30
1/9 at Lebanon W 38-33
1/9 vs. Faith Christian W 69-6
1/9 vs. Indpls. Pike L 24-41
1/12 at Seeger W 40-30
1/19 at Faith Christian W 33-30
1/23 at Delphi W 47-33
Lafayette Jefferson Sectional
Peru Regional
2/3 Peru W 46-23
2/3 Eastern (Greentown) W 55-18
2010 individual state tournament highlights
103 – Reise Overby – finalist
130 – Forrest Son – finalist
145 – Brian Hodge – finalist
160 – Cameron Vlahos – placed 4th
State finals history
Team finals appearances: 2002, 2010
Finally, the list of team state champions (year, school, winning coach, runner-up, score, site):
1932-33 Bloomington Harold Mumby Bedford 38-33 Indiana University
1933-34 Bloomington Harold Mumby, E.C. Roosevelt Benham Williams (co-champions) 50-50 Indiana University 
1934-35 Hammond Auree Scott E.C. Roosevelt 43-40 Indiana University
1935-36 Hammond Auree Scott Bloomington 48-29 Indiana University
1936-37 Hammond Auree Scott Hammond Clark 49-30 Indiana University
1937-38 Hammond Clark Wayne Cunningham Hammond 36-35 Indiana University
1938-39 Bloomington Harold Mumby E.C. Roosevelt 29-19 Indiana University
1939-40 Southport Arlington Pitcher Bloomington 20-19 Indiana University
1940-41 Bloomington Harold Mumby Southport 30-25 Indiana University
1941-42 Bloomington Harold Mumby S.B. Central 33-21 Indiana University
1942-43 Bloomington Clifford Myers Southport 38-36 Indiana University
1944-49 IHSAA meets discontinued
1949-50 Bloomington Clifford Myers S.B. Central 39-29 Lafayette Jefferson HS
1950-51 Southport Chauncey McDaniel S.B. Central 27-23 Bloomington HS
1951-52 Indpls. Arsenal Tech William Treichler S.B. Central 32-23 Lafayette Jefferson HS
1952-53 Bloomington Clifford Myers Laf. Jefferson 27-19 Bloomington HS
1953-54 Southport Chauncey McDaniel Indpls. Ars. Tech 35-29 Lafayette Jefferson HS
1954-55 Southport Chauncey McDaniel Laf. Jefferson 40-36 Bloomington HS
1955-56 South Bend Central Robert Jones Indpls. Ars. Tech 57-50 Lafayette Jefferson HS
1956-57 Bloomington Clifford Myers Southport 44-35 Bloomington HS
1957-58 Indpls. Broad Ripple William Sirka Lafayette Jefferson HS Richmond Charles Hilton (co-champions) 25-25 
1958-59 Indpls. Shortridge Paul Dill Southport 37-32 Bloomington HS
1959-60 Indianapolis Wood Frank Svarczkopf Southport 32-27 Southport HS
1960-61 Indianapolis Wood Frank Svarczkopf New Albany 24-22 Southport HS
1961-62 Hammond Don Clark South Bend Central 31-25 Southport HS
1962-63 Hammond Don Clark Anderson 27-24 Lafayette Jefferson HS
1963-64 Southport Chauncey McDaniel Indpls. Arlington 33-29 Lafayette Jefferson HS
1964-65 Indianapolis Arlington Jim Ellis Kokomo 45-23 Southport HS
1965-66 South Bend Adams Morris Aronson Carmel 28-22 Southport HS
1966-67 Indpls. Shortridge George Bohlin Franklin Central 25-22 Southport HS
1967-68 Elkhart Rollie Hoover Franklin Central 34-23 Southport HS
1968-69 Bloomington Kay Hutsell North Central (Indpls.) 28-23 Southport HS
1969-70 Bloomington Kay Hutsell North Central (Indpls.) 43-34 Southport HS
1970-71 Bloomington Kay Hutsell Penn 54-22 Southport HS
1971-72 Bloomington Kay Hutsell Beech Grove 33.5-33 Southport HS
1972-73 Bloomington South Kay Hutsell Indpls. Bishop Chatard 36.5-25.5 Southport HS
1973-74 Muncie Northside Fred Ginther Bloomington South 46-36 Southport HS
1974-75 Muncie Southside Jim Cartwright Hammond Morton 42-23 Southport HS
1975-76 Indpls. Arsenal Tech John Hurrle Bloomington North 38-31.5 Southport HS
1976-77 Bloomington North John Henry Martinsville 47-40 Southport HS
1977-78 Bloomington South Kay Hutsell Warren Central 48-47 Southport HS
1978-79 Indpls. Arsenal Tech John Hurrle Bellmont 46-43.5 Southport HS
1979-80 Warren Central Allen Morgan North Central (Indpls.) 56-48 Southport HS
1980-81 Delta Don Patton Chesterton 99-50.5 Market Square Arena
1981-82 Delta Don Patton Terre Haute South 70.5-44.5 Market Square Arena
1982-83 Delta Don Patton Warren Central 72.5-51 Market Square Arena
1983-84 Delta Don Patton Calumet 90.5-49 Market Square Arena
1984-85 Delta Don Patton Muncie Southside 51.5-46.5 New Castle HS
1985-86 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel Delta, Indpls. Cathedral 92-75 Market Square Arena
1986-87 Bellmont Dennis Hays Evansville Mater Dei 85.5-59 Market Square Arena
1987-88 Bellmont Dennis Hays Indianapolis Cathedral 70.5-65.5 Market Square Arena
1988-89 Chesterton Bob Trzeciak Lawrence North 59.5-51 Market Square Arena
1989-90 Muncie Southside John Smith Decatur Central 83.5-59.5 Market Square Arena
1990-91 Mishawaka Al Smith Lawrence North 70-57.5 Market Square Arena
1991-92 Lawrence North Frank Svarczkopf, Jr. Perry Meridian 90-48 Market Square Arena
1992-93 Lawrence North Frank Svarczkopf, Jr. Southport 72-53 Market Square Arena
1993-94 Bellmont Brent Faurote Castle 89-45 Market Square Arena
1994-95 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel Bellmont, Decatur Cent. 82-60 Market Square Arena
1995-96 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel New Castle 33-21 Southport HS
1996-97 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel Penn 32-18 Center Grove HS
1997-98 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel Portage 48-10 Center Grove HS
1998-99 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel Bellmont 35-21 Center Grove HS
1999-00 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel Mishawaka 45-12 Center Grove HS
2000-01 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel Portage 40-16 Center Grove HS
2001-02 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel Perry Meridian 49-12 Center Grove HS
2002-03 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel Griffith 42-23 Center Grove HS
2003-04 Lawrence North Brett Crousore Perry Meridian 47-12 Center Grove HS
2004-05 Lawrence North Brett Crousore Avon 48-17 Center Grove HS
2005-06 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel Bellmont 39-15 Center Grove HS
2006-07 Evansville Mater Dei Mike Goebel Mishawaka 31-18 Center Grove HS
2007-08 Mishawaka Darrick Snyder Evansville Mater Dei 28-22 Center Grove HS
2009-09 Crown Point Scott Vlink Perry Meridian 33-25 Center Grove HS
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GBB SEMISTATES: The Saturday lineup

Posted on 25 February 2010 by .

From ihsaa.org

Sixteen teams will battle Feb. 27 for the right to play for a state championship as the 35th Annual IHSAA Girls Basketball State Tournament rolls on to the semistate round. Each of the four sites will host a doubleheader, with two of last year’s state champs in position to get back to the state finals to defend their crowns.

Class 4A top-ranked Ben Davis (26-0) would tie the state record for consecutive victories with a win over No. 4 Floyd Central (25-1) in the second game at Southport. The Giants won all 30 games last season, and a victory on Saturday evening would equal the mark of 57 set by Fort Wayne Northrop from 1985-87.

No. 2 Fort Wayne Canterbury (23-2), the two-time defending Class A champion, will have a shot at a third straight title if it can get by fourth-ranked Turkey Run (20-5) at the Warsaw Semistate. Top-ranked Vincennes Rivet (25-0), which fell to Canterbury in last year’s title game, is attempting to get back to the state championship game but will have to fend off No. 7 Waldron (22-3) at Bedford North Lawrence.

Top-ranked Rushville (24-2) will try to end the longest semistate championship drought this weekend when it takes on No. 5 Evansville Memorial (23-3) in Class 3A action at Bedford North Lawrence. The Lions last played in the state finals in 1993, falling in the afternoon semifinal game.

No. 12 Fort Wayne Luers (17-7), which takes on Winamac (19-6) in 2A action at Warsaw, will look to win a state-best seventh semistate crown. The Knights have also won a state-record five championships, the last coming in 2006 in 3A.

Of historical note …

Looking for first semistate title (8 of 16)
4A – Floyd Central, Merrillville
3A – Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Griffith
2A – Winamac, Winchester
A – Turkey Run, Waldron

Looking to break semistate championship drought (five or more years)
17: Rushville (1993)
11: Austin (1999)
9: Fort Wayne Snider (2001)

Most consecutive semistate championships
4: Noblesville (1987-90), Fort Wayne Luers (1999-2002), Heritage Christian (2006-09), South Bend Washington (2006-09)

Top 10 all-time semistate championship leaders
6: Fort Wayne Luers
5: Heritage Christian, Kokomo, Valparaiso
4: Bedford North Lawrence, Ben Davis, Columbus East, Crown Point, Noblesville, Shenandoah, South Bend Washington, Warsaw

2008 state champions still alive
4A: Ben Davis
A: Fort Wayne Canterbury

2008 state finals teams still alive
4A: Ben Davis
A: Fort Wayne Canterbury, Vincennes Rivet

Former state champions still alive
4A: Ben Davis (2000, 2001, 2009), Fort Wayne Snider (1988)
3A: None
2A: Fort Wayne Luers (1999 (2A), 2000 (2A), 2001 (2A), 2002 (3A), 2006 (3A))
A: Fort Wayne Canterbury (2008, 2009)

First-time regional champions
4A: Floyd Central, Merrillville
3A: None
2A: Winchester
A: Turkey Run, Waldron

Regional championship drought breakers (five or more years)
17: Winamac (1993)
10: Griffith (2000)
9: Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran, Fort Wayne Snider (2001)

Repeat regional champions
4A: Ben Davis
3A: None
2A: Austin
A: Fort Wayne Canterbury, Vincennes Rivet

Finally, here is the Saturday lineup:

SEMISTATES
Date: Saturday, Feb. 27
Times: All times ET
Admission: $7
Home team: The winners of the even-numbered regionals will be the designated home teams.
NORTH
1. Elkhart Central (Northside Gym)
3A – #14 Griffith (19-5) vs. #8 Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (22-3). 1p
4A – #5 Merrillville (24-1) vs. Fort Wayne Snider (16-7). To follow
2. Warsaw
1A – #2 Fort Wayne Canterbury (23-2) vs. #4 Turkey Run (20-5). 4p
2A – Winamac (19-6) vs. #12 Fort Wayne Luers (17-7). To follow
SOUTH
3. Southport
2A – #1 Winchester (25-0) vs. #2 Austin (24-2). 4p
4A – #1 Ben Davis (26-0) vs. #4 Floyd Central (25-1). To follow
4. Bedford North Lawrence
1A – #7 Waldron (22-3) vs. #1 Vincennes Rivet (25-0). 1p
3A – #1 Rushville (24-2) vs. #5 Evansville Memorial (23-3). To follow
STATE FINALS
Date: Saturday, March 6
Site: Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, 4000 Parnell Avenue, Fort Wayne
Admission: Session $15, season $25
Reserved single-session tickets can be purchased at the participating schools the week of the state finals (contact participating schools for ticket-distribution hours). Any remaining tickets may be purchased on game day at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum.
Home team: The winners of the north semistates will be the designated home teams.
SESSION I
Class A State Championship: 10:30 a.m. ET
Class 2A State Championship: follows Class A game
SESSION II
Class 3A State Championship: 6 p.m. ET
Class 4A State Championship: follows Class 3A game
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